It's been a while.
It's not a new fact to those in Western New York, of course. The Buffalo Bills haven't played in the Super Bowl in a generation.
This season could be the one that changes, knock on wood.
The Kansas City Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes are at home, not in the playoffs. The AFC postseason bracket is also without the Baltimore Ravens (Lamar Jackson) and the Cincinnati Bengals (Joe Burrow).
And the Bills, of course, have Josh Allen. Maybe it's finally his time.
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When's the last time the Bills went to the Super Bowl?
The last time the Bills played in the Super Bowl was Jan. 30, 1994.
That was Super Bowl XXVIII, a 30-13 loss to the Dallas Cowboys.
They lost in the Super Bowl for four consecutive years, following the 1990-93 seasons.
They haven't been back since.
Have the Bills won a Super Bowl?
The Buffalo Bills have never won a Super Bowl.
They just have those four losses in a row in the '90s.
They did win two AFL Championships before the NFL and AFL merged.
Has Josh Allen made the Super Bowl?
Heading into the playoffs in January 2026, the superstar QB Josh Allen has never made it to a Super Bowl.
He's been foiled in the playoffs by the Chiefs (Mahomes) and Bengals (Burrow).
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