Arrowhead Stadium, here they come!
The significant others of the Buffalo Bills touched down in Kansas City ahead of the team’s AFC Championship clash against the Chiefs on Sunday night.
In photos posted on her Instagram Stories, Hillary Trubisky — the wife of Bills backup quarterback Mitch Trubisky — revealed the group traveled aboard what appeared to be a private jet that featured game-day cookies and decor, including a sign that read, “Bills babes take KC.”
Paige Buechele, the wife of fellow QB Shane Buechele, Ryan Bass, the wife of kicker Tyler Bass and Danika Johnson, the wife of defensive Austin Hunter Johnson, were among those who traveled to Missouri and posed for a picture on the tarmac after exiting the aircraft.
The Bills are hoping to punch their ticket to the Super Bowl for the first time since 1994. The franchise has never won a championship.
Buffalo clinched the No. 2 seed in the AFC following a brilliant season from quarterback and MVP candidate Josh Allen.
The Bills finished the regular season 13-4 and handed the Chiefs their first loss of the season in November.
Kansas City, seeking its third consecutive championship, squared off against Buffalo last January, topping the Bills in the divisional round en route to an overtime win in Super Bowl 2024 overtime win against the 49ers.
Leading up to Sunday’s game, star Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce lauded Allen, stating he is “who I used to dream of being like in the NFL.”
“Big, athletic quarterback. Big arm. Being able to be a dual-threat guy,” Kelce said, according to The Associated Press. “His ability to do everything — you can tell, he really took the bull by the horns and been their leader up front, and channeled that. Guys come in and out of the building and he’s the main guy that makes them go, and I have a lot of respect for that guy.”
Allen finished the regular season throwing for 3,731 yards, 28 touchdowns and six interceptions through 17 games.
The winner of the AFC title game will face the victor of Sunday’s NFC Championship game between the Eagles and Commanders in New Orleans on Feb. 9.
The Eagles led their NFC East rival at halftime, 20-12.
Kickoff gets underway in Kansas City at 6:30 p.m. ET.
