The Buffalo Bills fell short in the AFC Championship Game, making fans less willing to accept Von Miller's postgame comments.

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Buffalo Bills pass rusher Von Miller recovered a fumble in the second quarter of Sunday’s playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens and returned it 39 yards to the 24-yard line. Buffalo went on to later score a touchdown. Here’s a sampling of how fans and pundits reacted to the play on Twitter/X.

Obviously, the usual suspects -- quarterbacks Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes, among others -- will have a big say in which will go on to represent the AFC in the Super Bowl. But each team also has an X factor who will also loom large in Sunday's outcome. Let's take a look at each team's X factor, starting with the two-time defending champs.

Unlike last year's playoff loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, the Buffalo Bills have their defensive leader available for the AFC Championship Game.

Who has the most sacks in an AFC Championship Game? Von Miller (Broncos, 2015) and Jarvis Green (Patriots, 2003) are tied for the most sacks with 2.5 apiece. Note: Sacks first became an official ...

Here is Bills Wire’s stock report following the Buffalo Bill’s 32-29 loss at the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC title game on Sunday.

NFL Conference Championship Round featured an NFC East battle and a dynasty trying to crush the hopes of a familiar playoff foe. In the NFC

Despite another exit from Super Bowl contention via a loss to the Chiefs, Bills defensive end Von Miller remains a big believer in Buffalo. “We did everything in our power to win this game and it just wasn’t for us,

Von Miller’s postgame remarks following the Buffalo Bills’ AFC Championship loss to the Chiefs have triggered negative reactions from fans questioning his performance.

The Buffalo Bills spent Monday cleaning out their lockers and trying to process their emotions following Sunday's heartbreaking 32-29 loss.