Bills' Josh Allen: 'I believe in what we've got going on' - ESPN

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Josh Allen expressed confidence in what's ahead for the Buffalo Bills after the team ended the season on a familiar note, falling short of an AFC title game and Super Bowl appearance again Sunday night.

The Bills battled back from 6-6 to win the AFC East and put together a six-game winning streak, but the season came to a halt against the Kansas City Chiefs in the divisional round. It was the third straight year Buffalo failed to make the AFC Championship Game, which Allen has reached just once in his six seasons.

This was seen as a key season for the Bills because the team faces many questions heading into the offseason.

But Allen, 27, said he isn't worried about the championship window closing.

«I believe in what we've got going on here and the people that are in charge,» he said Monday. «I believe in myself. And that'll never change.»

Despite the success Allen has had in 10 career postseason games — 64.6% completions, 21 passing touchdowns, 4 interceptions, 83 rushing attempts for 563 yards and 5 rushing scores — Buffalo is just 5-5 in those matchups. With the latest defeat to the Chiefs, Buffalo became the first team to be eliminated by the same opponent three times in a four-year span since the 49ers lost three straight years to the Green Bay Packers from 1995 to '97.

Since Allen was drafted in 2018, only two teams have a better regular-season winning percentage than the Bills — the Chiefs and Ravens. The Bills' 58 regular-season wins over the past five seasons (second behind the Chiefs) are tied with the 2017-21 New Orleans Saints for the most in a five-year span without reaching the Super Bowl.

Teammates around the locker room talked about just how well Allen played this season and down the