Forget the conspiracies. The head coach with the fourth-most wins in NFL history continues to own one of his pupils come playoff time.

The Buffalo Bills have once again come up short in their quest for winning the franchise’s first-ever Super Bowl. They lost 32-29 to the Kansas City Chiefs last Sunday on the road, with the game once again coming down to the wire.

There have been calls for the Buffalo Bills head coach's job because he hasn't been able to get over the hump in the playoffs and reach a Super Bowl. McDermott has guided the franchise to five straight AFC East titles. McDermott is 5-1 against Kansas City in the regular season but 0-4 in the playoffs.

The Buffalo Bills again came up just short of reaching the Super Bowl, falling to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship. This has been a familiar spot the organization finds itself in as it continues to struggle to get over the hump in the AFC to advance to the big game.

Sean McDermott has stood behind a podium and answered questions about why his team could not solve Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs in the playoffs.

The Buffalo Bills dropped another big one to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game, and the coach is under fire.

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid took a moment to talk about Sean McDermott and his Buffalo Bills after securing a place in Super Bowl LIX.

The Buffalo Bills, for the fourth time in the last five years, end their season from a soul-crushing playoff defeat of the hands of the Kansas City Chiefs. This loss would also be the second AFC Championship loss in Arrowhead Stadium in five seasons.

The Bills' postseason has again ended in a loss to the Chiefs, and it hasn't been without a mixture of feelings about the game and the loss. On the one hand, Buffalo showed signs of strong play at times,

"It feels like we need a miracle for either of Terry Pegula's core teams to ever win a championship. There's not many people in this town who can vouch that this is possible, but I can," writes Harrington.

The Minnesota Star Tribune’s Mark Craig was talking with Brad Childress a couple of years ago before the Kansas City Chiefs would play Philadelphia in the Super Bowl