Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has NFL history attached to his name that he’s not going to be happy about… and the same goes for the rest of western New York. There is always debate on whether or not “wins” are a statistic for a QB. For this conversation it is and unfortunately it’s not the best look.

Unfortunately, the Bills also ended up making some brutal NFL history by losing to the Chiefs. As shared on X by OptaSTATS, Buffalo is the first team in NFL history to win a playoff game in five straight seasons, but not make it to the Super Bowl in any of them.

Allen and Mahomes get a lot of the shine in this rivalry, but Chiefs head coach Andy Reid and Bills head coach Sean McDermott have a history, too. McDermott was an assistant under Reid with the Philadelphia Eagles for ten years before Reid fired him in 2010 as the team’s defensive coordinator.

Josh Allen is now the favorite over Lamar Jackson to win NFL MVP. Dion Dawkins, Damar Hamlin and Joe Brady are also finalists for awards.

However, the Chiefs overcame the heroic efforts of Bills quarterback Josh Allen and Buffalo’s high-octane offense to advance to Super Bowl LIX for a chance to win their third consecutive title. During his comments to the press during a media availability session on Monday,

The Buffalo Bills put together one of their best seasons in franchise history in 2024. Despite many believing they'd take a backseat to the Miami Dolphins and/or New York Jets, Buffalo broke their franchise record for points in a season and clinched the AFC East faster than any team has clinched their division in the last 15 years.