Josh Allen will lead the Buffalo Bills against the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC divisional round on Sunday, and the matchup looks to be a particularly meaningful one for him.
Allen spoke about the Chiefs on Wednesday, and the Buffalo quarterback cited the organization as the one he and the Bills are trying to emulate.
Obviously, on the surface, everyone is trying to be like the Chiefs. They have made back-to-back Super Bowl appearances and won one of them. That is a level of success that everyone aspires to. However, it runs even deeper for the Bills, which in some ways have constructed their offense very similarly. Allen wants to be a star quarterback in the same way as Patrick Mahomes, and Stefon Diggs is a big-play threat in the same way as Tyreek Hill is.
The Bills actually outplayed the Chiefs earlier in the season, with Allen showing his full capability in that one. The matchup may bring out the best in him, though the Chiefs know what it takes to win games like these in the postseason.
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