Travis Kelce & Tyreek Hill Have Record Equaling Night as Kansas City Chiefs March on to AFC Title Game

The Kansas City Chiefs are through to the AFC Championship game yet again. This will be the 3rd straight season that the Chiefs have made it to the Conference title match up.

Defeating the Cleveland Browns 22-17 at the Arrowhead Stadium, the Chiefs face the Buffalo Bills up next. In a night to rejoice for Chiefs fans, their dynamic offensive duo of Travis Kelce and Tyreek Hill led the way yet again. 

Hill and Kelce equal all-time franchise record

Travis Kelce and Tyreek Hill have been the main outlets in offense throughout the season for the Kansas City Chiefs. 

Tight end Kelce earlier set a record for most receiving yards in a season for a player in his position. While wide receiver Tyreek Hill too impressed with a 15 touchdown regular season.

The Chiefs’ trailblazers equaled an all-time franchise record as well in the game against the Browns.

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The tight end and wide receiver both recorded over 100 yards receiving for the game. The feat is unique as it is only the 2nd time in franchise history that it has been achieved in the Playoffs. 

RB Ed Podolak (110) and WR Elmo Wright (104) were the last 2 Chiefs players to accomplish the feat against the Miami Dolphins all the way back in 1971. 

While Hill ended the night with 110 yards, Kelce was not far behind with 109 receiving yards.

Kansas City Chiefs QB Mahomes doubtful for Championship tie

While the Chiefs are now through to the Playoffs, there’s one concern that will linger throughout the week; star quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ potential absence in the AFC title game owing to a concussion in the tie against the Browns.

The 2020 Super Bowl MVP has put up another stellar season at Kansas. With a rushing touchdown to opening his team’s scoring against the Browns, Mahomes looked in fine form.

But the concussion now leaves Mahomes in a race against time to get fit for the game against the Buffalo Bills.

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