Dion Dawkins claims Bills would perform better than Chiefs in Super Bowl

Buffalo Bills offensive lineman Dion Dawkins expressed his belief that the Bills would have performed better than the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX, which saw the Chiefs lose to the Philadelphia Eagles in a blowout. Dawkins, a veteran of the Bills, shared his thoughts during an appearance on 'The Pivot' podcast, stating that his team would have had a better chance against the Eagles, highlighting their strong performance in past seasons compared to the Chiefs' struggles in the Super Bowl. He noted that while he acknowledges the Chiefs' achievements, he feels the Bills' offensive line, which allowed the fewest sacks in the league, would have fared better against Philadelphia's defense. Dawkins' comments come after the Bills' repeated playoff disappointments against the Chiefs in recent years, including two narrow losses in the AFC Championship Game. His remarks have sparked discussion on the competitive nature of the AFC, particularly between these two teams. Ultimately, Dawkins is optimistic about the Bills' future and their potential to advance further next season.