Phil Simms: Chiefs Are Big Threat To Return To the Super Bowl

Phil Simms weighs in on why the Kansas City Chiefs are seen as a significant threat to make a return to the Super Bowl

The Chiefs and the Bills play this weekend in a highly anticipated rematch between Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen. Kansas City has knocked Buffalo out the last couple of times the two have played each other in the postseason. Matt and Phil Simms previewed the game on this week's edition of the Simms Complete podcast.

"I think the Chiefs bottomed out, fixed it, and they are a huge threat to go to the Super Bowl," said Phil Simms. "Let's say they win and match up against Baltimore or Houston. They are one of the few teams that can match up against either one of those teams."

No team has repeated as champions since the New England Patriots did so in 2004 and 2005 with Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. The Chiefs have the quarterback and head coach combination to do it, and they can make history with three more wins.

Kansas City is a three-point underdog to the Bills this weekend, according to BetOnline.

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