Sean McDermott and Josh Allen are once again watching the Super Bowl from home as Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs handed the Buffalo Bills another elimination from the NFL playoffs. The Kansas City Chiefs continue to be unstoppable for Sean McDermott and Josh Allen in the NFL playoffs.

Josh Allen and Sean McDermott have won a lot of games together in Buffalo, but the biggest wins continue to elude them.

Speaking after the game on the questionable play that swung the momentum of the contest, Bills head coach Sean McDermott was frank: he did not agree with how the sequence unfolded.

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.

As Bills quarterback Josh Allen lunged forward in what appeared to be a successful quarterback sneak, no one could have predicted the storm of controversy that would follow. What seemed like a clear first down to many—turned into a moment that would not only impact the game’s outcome but potentially reshape Sean McDermott’s future with the Bills.

Line Judge Jeff Seeman and Down Judge Patrick Holt had different spots and lines of sight, the one with a better potential view of the ball (Seeman) indicated Allen got the first down, but he then deferred to the one who couldn’t have seen it and called it short (Holt).

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs have once again stopped the Buffalo Bills in the NFL playoffs, leaving Sean McDermott and Josh Allen empty-handed for another year.

CBS rules analyst Gene Steratore thought Josh Allen got enough yardage for a first down on a fourth-down quarterback sneak early in the fourth quarter and head coach Sean McDermott felt the same way.

Buffalo faces another setback as coaching staff changes continue following yet another playoff loss to Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs.