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I'm Will Self.

I hope you had a great weekend.

I know I did.

And these are your good morning football headlines from NFL Network.

Patrick Mahomes threw three touchdowns in his Kansas City Chiefs, defeating the bills 38 to 24 yesterday, punching their ticket to Super Bowl 55.

And the Holmes improving his postseason record to an impressive 6 and 1, the only blemish being a loss in the 2018

AFC championship game versus New England.

He's trying to lead the franchise to repeat as Super Bowl champions for the first time since the Patriots in 2003, 2004.

Patrick does this upcoming game mean more since it's going to be against Tom Brady?

I mean, the Super Bowl is the Super Bowl. Being able to go up against one of the greatest is not the greatest quarterback of all time in his 150th Super Bowl. I mean, it's going to be a great experience for me. I mean, to go out there and get to have a chance to repeat and get to do it against the best. I mean, it's something special and I'm excited for the opportunity. The job's not finished. When we went into the season, we weren't talking about going to the Super Bowl. We were talking about winning it again, and we're trying to run it back. And we mean that. And I'm excited for the opportunity to go out there and play against a great football team and try to do that. KC. Pro Bowl tied and Travis Kelsey had 13 receptions for 118 yards. That's the most catches in a league or conference championship game in NFL history. It's also the most by a Chiefs player ever in a playoff game.

As for the Bills, even though their impressive season came to an end,

quarterback Josh Allen knows they're going to be better from this experience.

Hats off to them.

It's a heck of its team.

They had a heck of a game plan going into it. You know, we didn't execute, I didn't execute how I should have. And it performed well enough for this team. And you're going against the reigning Super Bowl champs who are 15 and 1 in the number 1 seed, arrowhead, and you don't have your A game, you're not going to win the game. And it's going to fuel us.

And I got no doubt in my mind that we will be back. This is a team that fought hard to the end,

a team that loves each other. And we're still young and we're only going to get better.

Over in the NFC, history was made as the Buccaneers will become the first team to ever play a Super

Bowl in their home stadium after upsetting the top-seated Packers 3126.

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