AFC Divisional Opening Odds: Bills Vs. Chiefs | 2024 NFL Playoffs

Written By Road to CFB | Last Updated January 15, 2024

Just eight teams remain as the NFL Playoffs move on to the Divisional Round. The Buffalo Bills (11-6) Kansas City Chiefs (11-6), opening as -2.5 favorites and an over/under at 45.5 points. This is the third meeting between the Bills and Chiefs in the AFC Playoffs in the last four seasons. The Chiefs won each of the last two meetings in Kansas City, with 2021 being an instant classic. The Chiefs at Bills kicks off Sunday at 6:30 p.m. ET. Find full NFL opening odds for the AFC Divisional Round below.

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AFC Divisional Opening Odds: Chiefs At Bills

Point Spread

Moneyline

Point Total

Click on the odds to place your bet	Fanduel:
Chiefs	Bet now +2.5 (-102)
Bills	Bet now -2.5 (-120)

Click on the odds to place your bet	Fanduel:
Chiefs	Bet now +122
Bills	Bet now -144

Click on the odds to place your bet	Fanduel:
Over	Bet now 45.5 (-115)
Under	Bet now 45.5 (-105)

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How The Bills Got Here

At 6-6 and dead in the water, Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills turned things around. After running through the Steelers in the AFC Wild Card round, the Bills extended their win streak to six straight. Now, they host their third AFC Divisional game in four seasons, including in each of the last two. Tight ends Dalton Kincaid and Dalton Knox opened the flood gates last round while the Bills run game sealed the deal. Against Kansas City’s 28th-ranked rush defense, that run game will continue to be pivotal.

As always with postseason games in Buffalo, be sure to monitor the weather. Last round’s game was moved a day due to blizzard conditions in Orchard Park.

How The Chiefs Got Here

Temperatures at Arrowhead plummeted to 30 degrees below zero last weekend as the Chiefs hosted the Dolphins. In the frigid conditions, KC’s offense barely missed a beat and Patrick Mahomes continued his brilliant play. Although in a down season, Mahomes extended his postseason record to 12-3 in just six seasons. Perhaps the most impressive part of their AFC Wild Card game was the defense. And despite a deficient rush defense, the Chiefs held the Dolphins to 76 yards on the ground.

The Chiefs haven’t gone on the road in the postseason since 2015. This round also marks Mahomes’ first road playoff game in his professional career.