Nearly 58M people tuned in to CBS to watch the Kansas City Chiefs best the Buffalo Bills, setting a record as the most-watched AFC Championship matchup on record. That’s up 2M from last year’s ...

The AFC championship is a showdown between the winners of the divisional round to determine which team will represent the conference at the Super Bowl. Photo by Michael Allio/Icon Sportswire The ...

It's still unclear which teams will play in the AFC championship game and even the location of the game, but we do know when the AFC championship game is and how to watch it. Here's everything we ...

Full coverage of the AFC Championship game on Sunday, Jan. 28, including schedule, preview, results and more.

Earlier in the week, during an episode of the ‘Jim Rome Show,’ host Jim Rome spoke to Buffalo Bills legend Andre Reed about the team’s loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship game.

Many fans are still debating a major call in the AFC Championship between the Buffalo Bills and the Kansas City Chiefs. The moment will live forever in the minds of the Bills Mafia; however ...

You can bet on the AFC and NFC Championship odds at our favorite NFL betting sites, all of which provide updated conference championship odds throughout the season. With that in mind, let’s look ...

Sunday’s AFC Championship game averaged 57.4 million viewers on CBS, beating out last year’s record audience of 55.5 million for Chiefs-Ravens, per Austin Karp of Sports Business Journal.

The NFL may or may not address the Bills AFC Championship game complaints. For Roger Goodell, there is no real rush. AFC Championship Game: Buffalo Bills v Kansas City Chiefs / Brooke Sutton ...

The AFC Championship Game features the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs. The game kicks off at 6:30 p.m. ET and airs on CBS. Between the two teams on their rosters and practice squads ...

The Kansas City Chiefs returned to the AFC Championship game once more, and just like old times, they proved why they are the team to beat. Defeating the Buffalo Bills in a thrilling playoff ...

It's hard to determine but the X account @NFL_Memes shared a graphic just before last year's AFC and NFC championship games showing the connection between Super Bowl logos and the teams involved.