Tom Brady labels Bills as biggest threat to the Chiefs

The Buffalo Bills have handled the Kansas City Chiefs in the regular season for the last half-decade. Josh Allen is 3-1 against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs in the regular season for his career, but 0-3 in the postseason.

The constant back-and-forth between these two teams has set up one of the best rivalries in the NFL with the two best quarterbacks in the NFL, and the greatest quarterback of all time says that isn’t going to change anytime soon.

Appearing on The Stephen A. Smith Show, Tom Brady gave his thoughts on who the biggest threats to the Chiefs are in the AFC.

“I think it’s still the Bills or the Bengals,” Brady said.

Smith gave a follow up question asking if he’d put the Ravens in that conversation.

“They’re right up there,” Brady said. “But I would say… the Ravens have to be more successful in the postseason for me to feel like ‘okay, they’re right there.’”

Smith noted the 3-1 record that Josh Allen boasts against Mahomes in the regular season, but again, the Bills need to get over that hump in the postseason, which starts with their defense helping out their All-World quarterback.