Kansas City’s offense was the story of the first half for the Chiefs, which had 17 first downs and averaged 6.8 yards per play. Their four drives were:
9 plays, 90 yards — Touchdown
6 plays, 40 yards — Fumble (in Bills territory, on the 23-yard-line)
11 plays, 70 yards — Touchdown
6 plays, 34 yards — Touchdown
The Bills had some penalty trouble and a couple of 3-and-outs, but there were times when they moved the ball, particularly at the end of the half, when they were able to get a touchdown to cut into the Chiefs’ lead. They’ll need a little more from the offense, because if Kansas City’s offense is going to stay in this rhythm they’re going to need points to stay connected, because Patrick Mahomes turned in a classic postseason first half in the AFC title game.