Josh Allen Weighs In On Heartbreaking Loss to Kansas City Chiefs: ‘There’s Always One Champion Crowned at the End of the Season. So Makes 31 Unhappy Teams’

The Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills faced off against each other in a classic showdown. This game might have stolen the show this weekend. The Chiefs won the epic clash in the end. Josh Allen and the Bills were heartbroken with the outcome. 

The breathtaking efforts of the quarterback were all in vain. Buffalo tried hard to win, but the Chiefs triumphed in the end. The atmosphere inside the Bills locker room after the loss was sad. After the game, the Bills quarterback Josh Allen touched upon the game in the post-match press conference. 

The division round game between the Bills and the Chiefs

The game went back and forth till the very end. Both the quarterbacks Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes gave their all. The Bills opened up the scoring after they made a touchdown on the opening drive. But this set Patrick Mahomes off.

Mahomes soon after the Bills TD made a wild run. He ran down the middle of the field and got around 25 yards. It was only the beginning of what was to come. Mahomes ran again. And after improvising three times, he made another run. This time reaching the end zone. Patrick Mahomes scored a touchdown to open the Chiefs account. By the end of the first half, both the teams were tied with a score of 14-14.

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The Bills stormed back, especially in the final two minutes of the game. They took the driver’s seat twice in that short amount of time. Kansas City was leading with 21-26. But Josh Allen threw a touchdown drive towards Gabriel Davis, who was wide open. But Tyreek Hill brought it back to the Chiefs with a TD. Davis scored his fourth TD of the night, but it wasn’t enough. The game went to overtime, and the Chiefs won in the end.

Josh Allen disappointed with the results

After the game, the Bills quarterback spoke to the journalists in the press conference. Josh Allen said, “Obviously we’re disappointed. Wanted to win the game, obviously, everybody wanted to win the game.” 

He adds, “There’s always one champion crowned at the end of the season. So makes 31 unhappy teams. Hats-off to the Chiefs and what they did today, Pat played amazing, got lot of respect for him and the Chiefs they made one more play than we did.” 

If the last play went differently, the Chiefs might have been eliminated rather than the Bills. That is why every play matters in a football game. 

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