Bengals vs. Chiefs live update: KC leads AFC title game

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Joe Burrow and Cincinnati Bengals with Patrick Mahomes Chiefs For the second straight season, the AFC Championship Game will be held at Arrowhead Stadium.

Winner advances to next place Super Bowl LVII In Arizona (Feb. 12 at 6:30 PM (FOX and FOX Sports App)), philadelphia eaglesdeleted San Francisco 49ers31-7, a former FOX NFC title game.

Here are the highlights!

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Clark catches Burrow

Frank Clarke put an end to the Bengals’ opening drive when he forced Cincinnati to punt and dropped Burrow for a 10-yard loss on third down.

travis time

The extent of the impact was unknown Travis Kelce He picked up a back injury during Friday’s practice, which would have put him out for Sunday’s game.

too tough

Here comes Kadarius Tony near here To make a touchdown catch on the Chiefs’ opening drive. However, when he hit the ground, he could not secure the grab and failed the pass.

Kansas City challenged the play, but the call-up on the field was upheld. Harrison Butker connected for a 43-yard field goal on the next play, allowing the Chiefs to score three points on the drive.

back to back bag

The Bengals’ offensive line ran into trouble early on. After allowing a third down sack on the first drive, the unit gave up a sack on consecutive plays on the second drive.

Willie Gay finished 3rd and 18th, 2-2 down. Then Chiefs star defensive his tackle Chris Jones came up with a sack on the next play. It’s his first sack in the postseason.

trick!

The Chiefs were again moving the ball down the field on their second drive of the game. As they entered Bengals territory, Kelce made another first-down grab. The toss wasn’t clean, but McKinnon went down to make sure Kansas City held the ball.

Isiah Pacheco made it into the end zone after a few plays, but the touchdown was swept off the board due to a holding penalty. So the Chiefs again settled with his three and he led 6–0 early in the second quarter.

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