While the Chiefs defense racked up eight sacks against the Texans, stopping Bills quarterback Josh Allen, a finalist to win this year's MVP Award is a different beast. Chiefs star defensive tackle Chris Jones, knows it won't be easy to stop the dual-threat quarterback and the Bills No. 1 running back, James Cook.

Kansas City jumped out to an early 7-0 lead. As a result, the Chiefs were able to generate multiple pressures in the first part of the contest. As Nate Tice of Yahoo Sports pointed out, the Bills left Chris Jones blocked one-on-one on 11 occasions in the first half. The K.C. pass rusher created seven pressures out of those reps.

Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones is often seen crying on the sidelines, leading some to wonder whether there was a reason he cries so much.

Former Mississippi State star Chris Jones called the Chiefs' AFC championship win over the Bills "one of the biggest games I ever played."

If you watch a Chiefs game, you notice a common trend. Before every game, the national anthem is played. Fans rise and stand at attention while removing their hats. Players line up on the sideline. Someone sings or plays the national anthem - and Kansas City defensive tackle Chris Jones cries.