Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane spoke to the media Thursday regarding the AFC Championship loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid's inability to hold onto quarterback Josh Allen's fourth-down pass late in the fourth quarter of the AFC Championship Game slammed the door on Buffalo's chances of winning and capped a frustrating year for Kincaid.

Buffalo’s 32-29 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC championship featured three players getting dinged up: quarterback Josh Allen, cornerback Christian Benford, and wide receiver Amari Cooper.

The Bills and Bills Mafia continue to wrestle with the aftermath of an AFC Championship loss that was influenced by a couple of calls to which they strenuously object.

Despite a fourth playoff loss to the Chiefs in five postseasons, the Bills brass is still optimistic about the team's chances to reach the ultimate goal.

Kansas City has been coached by Andy Reid for 12 seasons. The Chiefs have made the playoffs 11 times. They have now won nine consecutive AFC West titles, reached seven consecutive conference title games, gone to five Super Bowls over the past six campaigns and won three with a chance to make it four in New Orleans.

Josh Allen led touchdown drives on two of their last three possessions. The Bills faced a fourth down with just under two minutes to play. The Chiefs blitzed and Allen just threw it off his back foot - a prayer of a pass that somehow aligned on target to second-year tight end Dalton Kincaid.

There is “nothing” that can sway Brandon Beane’s opinion that Josh Allen converted Bills’ crushing AFC Championship loss Sunday. Speaking

It’s been four days since the Bills’ season ended in another loss to Kansas City. Today Sean McDermott and Brandon Beane hosted their final media