These starters for Sunday’s divisional playoff game between the Chiefs and Bills will be absent.

These starters for Sunday’s divisional playoff game between the Chiefs and Bills will be absent.

Before his team’s Divisional Round playoff matchup with the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, tight end Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs referred to Highmark Stadium as a “hostile environment”. AUTHOR NICK WAGNER This Sunday will mark the end of Derrick Nnadi’s record of appearing in every Chiefs postseason game since joining the club in 2018. Nnadi, a defensive lineman, will be designated as “out” for the Chiefs’ playoff game against the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Divisional Round, according to head coach Andy Reid. Additionally sidelined are wide receiver Skyy Moore and tackle Wanya Morris. During the Chiefs’ Wild Card Round win over the Miami Dolphins last weekend, Nnadi sustained a triceps injury. Since his rookie season, he has participated in all 15 of the Chiefs’ postseason games, including 12 starts. Kadarius Toney and Justyn Ross, two wide receivers for the Chiefs, are marked as doubtful for Sunday’s game. Meanwhile, starting wide receiver Gabe Davis and cornerback Christian Benford are among the players missing for the Bills, according to coach Sean McDermott’s statement on Friday. Also absent are linebacker Baylon Spector, safety Taylor Rapp, and backup quarterback Christian Benford. Against the Chiefs in their 2021 playoff game, Davis—who had 45 receptions this season—broke an NFL record with four touchdown catches. This season, Benford started 14 games and had two interceptions. In the Bills’ playoff game earlier this week against the Pittsburgh Steelers, Spector played 17 plays. Against Pittsburgh, Spector and Benford sustained injuries. The remaining Bills players, including cornerbacks Taron Johnson and Rasul Douglas and linebackers Tyrel Dodson and Terrel Bernard, will be determined at game time.

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A Bills lineman wishes Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs luck in the AFC Divisional Round.

In the NFL Playoffs, the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs will square off once again. The two clubs’ playoff games have been legendary for the last several years, and Sunday’s Divisional Round meeting could be no exception.

This time, however, things will be different for a very important reason. The Kansas City stadium, Arrowhead Stadium, will not host the event. Rather, Western New York becomes the new location. This year’s game will take place at Highmark Stadium, reversing the usual flow of events. The clubs have played in the playoffs twice before, both times in Kansas City.

Dion Dawkins, a buffalo tackle, is cognizant of the variations in surroundings. Dawkins took great pride in the fact that Buffalo is home to the game and Highmark Stadium. He then sent his best wishes for “good luck” to Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs.

Dawkins said, “Mahomes has only been here once,” according to ESPN.com. He has never been here, then. As easy as that. Pat has never visited the Bills stadium in its entirety.

“The stadium is in our favour, but the atmosphere will be different—not that it’s in our favour. We are the stadium. That is beneficial to us. It doesn’t matter what others think. I have never had a more dope sensation than I do now. We have two consecutive home playoff games. Come on, act like we’re about to go out and get some wings. It’s awesome. So, best of luck.

This weekend could be another exciting round of this rivalry.