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There's no denying the fact the Bills overachieved in many ways in 2024. They very successfully transitioned the roster, absorbed the salary cap ramifications associated with that, and wound up in the AFC Championship game. Josh Allen reached a new level at the quarterback position. Having said all of that, the postseason run ended in an all too familiar way, against an all too familiar opponent. How close are the Bills to finally advancing past the Chiefs when it matters most? What changes do they need to make to get there? Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana share takes as they put a wrap on 2024.

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The more things change, the more they stay the same. For all the success the Bills enjoyed this year, the Chiefs remain the postseason nemesis. Kansas City beat Buffalo 32-29 in the AFC Championship game Sunday night, as they now advance to face the Philadelphia Eagles with a chance to make history in winning a third straight Super Bowl. The Bills in the meantime fall to 0-4 in the playoffs against Kansas City in the playoffs with Sean McDermott as head coach and Josh Allen at quarterback, with many of the storylines in those losses remaining the same. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana were live with postgame reaction.

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For all the success the Bills have had against the Chiefs during the regular season, we know the playoffs have been a different story. Patrick Mahomes and Kansas City are 3-0 against Buffalo when it matters most. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana discuss how that can be different in Sunday's AFC title game.

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Where would you rather be than right here... right now?

Words made famous by Bills Hall of Fame coach Marv Levy. Words that are still embraced by the team and the fanbase today as they prepare to face the Chiefs in the AFC title game on Sunday. Levy was last and only head coach to lead the Bills to the Super Bowl and he of course did it four years in a row in the early 90's. Marv and his wife Fran joined Adam and Sal from their home in Chicago to share thoughts and reflect.

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For the fourth time in five years, the Bills are set to face the Chiefs in the postseason. It will be the second time they've met in the AFC Championship game. Thus far, the regular season success Buffalo has enjoyed against Kansas City, hasn't translated to the postseason. Sean McDermott, Josh Allen, and the Bills are 0-3 in the playoffs against KC. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana share takes on how and why this time could, and in some ways, should be different.

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The Bills defense took the ball away three times while Josh Allen and the offense had success with a relatively conservative game plan, and Buffalo knocked off the Baltimore Ravens 27-25 in an AFC Divisional playoff Sunday night. Luck was also on the Bills side as tight end Mark Andrews dropped would should have been an easy two point conversion to tie the game and force overtime. The Bills advance to once again face the Kansas City Chiefs, this time back in the conference championship game for the first time since 2020. Sal Maiorana joined Adam Benigni for live postgame takes.

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Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson were drafted on the same night back in 2018, and have evolved into two of the game's absolute elite that help define this generation at the position. The match-up between the two is the obvious headline heading into Sunday's divisional playoff between the Bills and Ravens. Having said that, the outcome will likely have more to do with how these rosters have been constructed. Former NFL quarterback Matt Simms, who was briefly with Buffalo in 2015, joined Adam and Sal for a game preview.

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Matt is joined by his father, Phil Simms, on the "Simms Complete" podcast here on the Bleav Network.

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It seems so long ago, but the highlights have again surfaced this week of Baltimore's dominant 35-10 win over the Bills back in week four. So much has changed since then as they prepare for Sunday night's divisional playoff in Orchard Park. The Bills are much healthier on defense, and have evolved to a great degree on the offensive side. The Ravens present the challenge of dealing with the combo of Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry on offense, and have improved greatly on defense, especially in the secondary during the season. Former Bills offensive lineman Jerry Ostroski joined Adam and Sal to preview the match-up from a player perspective.

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After falling behind on an early Denver touchdown, the Bills reeled off 31 unanswered points to beat the Broncos 31-7 in an AFC Wild Card match-up Sunday in Orchard Park. Josh Allen threw for 272 yards and two touchdowns, while James Cook rushed for 120 yards on 23 carries, showing the tremendous offensive balance that's led to so much success this season. The Bills defense limited rookie QB Bo Nix and Denver went just 2 of 9 on third down which has been a problem area for Buffalo this season. The Bills advance to a highly anticipated Divisional Round game as they host Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens next week. Adam and Sal were live with postgame takes.

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Simply put it's a game the Bills should win. MVP favorite Josh Allen and the high powered Bills offense at home where they were undefeated during the regular season, and opposite him a rookie in Denver's Bo Nix. Denver's defense however, brings an added layer of talent and interest. They posted a franchise record 63 sacks this season. Tyler Sullivan is an NFL staff writer for cbssports.com, and joined Adam and Sal for a preview.

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