Watch: Bills fans devastated after loss to Chiefs

Kansas City Chiefs TE Travis Kelce says goodbye to the Bills Mafia following Sunday's NFC divisional-round win over Buffalo Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports

Watch: Bills fans emotionally devastated after loss to Chiefs

Originally posted on Larry Brown Sports
By Renzo Pocholo Salao | Last updated 1/21/24

Buffalo Bills fans are no strangers to heartbreak. But experience doesn’t make the pain hurt any less.

The Bills on Sunday saw their Super Bowl dreams dashed yet again by the Kansas City Chiefs in a 27-24 affair at Highmark Stadium in Buffalo, N.Y.

The Bills were all but finished after kicker Tyler Bass missed his 44-yard field goal attempt with 1:47 seconds remaining in regulation. The kick would have tied the game at 27.

Bass’ kick failed in familiar fashion for Bills fans – wide right. Audible gasps and groans from the crowd echoed around the stadium after the miss.

I just feel so unbelievably bad for Bills fans.

Man….. pic.twitter.com/iyu8PlifYO

— Philly Sports Sufferer (@mccrystal_alex) January 22, 2024

Bills fans were understandably emotional after the loss.

Bills fans are heartbroken pic.twitter.com/ZCOSAnbXLN

— NFL on CBS (@NFLonCBS) January 22, 2024

Travis Kelce waving to the crowd pic.twitter.com/Q85U27fVkJ

— NFL on CBS (@NFLonCBS) January 22, 2024

Buffalo famously lost Super Bowl 25 on a field goal attempt that went wide right. While Sunday’s contest wasn’t for the Lombardi Trophy, the defeat still stung deep for loyal Bills fans hoping that this would be their year.

The Bills went through their fair share of adversity earlier this season. The team started 5-5 and looked likely to miss the playoffs halfway through the campaign.

Buffalo rallied to win their final five games of the regular season and secured themselves home-field advantage for the first two rounds of the playoffs. But despite hosting Patrick Mahomes’ first road playoff game, Josh Allen and the Bills still came up short against the Chiefs for the third time in the last four years.

This article first appeared on Larry Brown Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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