The Buffalo Bills are on a quest to return to the Super Bowl for the first time since 1994, led by quarterback Josh Allen, who is a strong contender for the NFL MVP award this season. The team aims to secure its first NFL championship in the Super Bowl era but faces a formidable opponent in the Kansas City Chiefs. Allen has yet to beat Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who holds a 3-0 playoff record against him, including a close 27-24 victory last year. The Bills previously triumphed over the Chiefs in a 30-21 matchup during the regular season, setting the stage for an exciting rematch. However, the Bills will be without safety Taylor Rapp, sidelined with injuries.

This Sunday, the Bills will clash with the Chiefs in a pivotal game at 6:30 p.m. ET on CBS. Meanwhile, in the NFC Championship Game, the Philadelphia Eagles will face the Washington Commanders, with both teams having previously contested closely fought games earlier in the season. Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert is expected to play despite recent injury concerns. SportsLine expert Eric Cohen is analyzing both championship matchups to provide score predictions, emphasizing the importance of strategic betting in the conference finals.