Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs maintained their playoff dominance over the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, securing their third playoff victory in the last four seasons.
After the game, Mahomes addressed the team in the locker room, emphasizing that the journey is not yet complete. He reminded his teammates that they asked for this challenge and urged them to come back ready for the upcoming AFC Championship Game against the top-seeded Baltimore Ravens.
“They asked for it, and they got what they asked for,” Mahomes said, before reminding his teammates that “this (expletive) ain’t done.”
“We come back next week ready to (expletive) go.”
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This will be the Chiefs’ sixth consecutive appearance in the AFC Championship Game, marking the first time they’ll play on the road. Despite Mahomes’ consistent success, some consider him almost underrated, achieving AFC Championship berths seemingly effortlessly each year.
