Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs practice for the final time before heading to Baltimore for their AFC Championship showdown against the Ravens
- A trip to the Super Bowl in Baltimore is at stake for both teams on Sunday
- The Chiefs are competing in their sixth straight conference championship
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Before the team’s sixth straight AFC Championship game appearance, the Kansas City Chiefs had their final practice before flying to Baltimore.
The Chiefs play the Ravens on Sunday, with a spot in the Super Bowl in Las Vegas on the line.
Baltimore hasn’t been to an NFL championship game since 2012, while Kansas City is looking for its fourth AFC title in the past five years.
During their run of six consecutive AFC Championship appearances, the Chiefs have not lost at this level in regulation.
Both conference championship losses came in overtime for the Patriots to end their 2018 season, and the Bengals for the 2021 campaign.
Travis Kelce will play in his sixth AFC Championship game against the Ravens on Sunday
Patrick Mahomes has a chance to appear in his fourth Super Bowl so far in his career
Andy Reid will coach a team in his 11th conference championship game of his NFL career
This will be the first road conference championship game for Kansas City during that stretch, as it has hosted the previous five AFC Championship games.
Before last week, Patrick Mahomes had never played in an NFL playoff game.
Andy Reid will lead a team to its 11th conference championship game after leading the Eagles to five between 2001 and 2008.
A lot of attention will be on Travis Kelce, with the tight end scoring two touchdowns last week.
Kelce will also be in the spotlight as his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, will likely attend her third consecutive playoff game in Kansas City.
Kelce will likely get an extra spotlight for the championship match because of Taylor Swift
The Chiefs offensive line stretches before practice ahead of the game against the Ravens
The Chiefs will play their sixth straight championship game on Sunday
Baltimore and Kansas City have not played this season, with a first-ever playoff game between presumptive MVP Lamar Jackson and Mahomes on deck.
Jackson has never played in a Super Bowl, and Sunday’s game was also his first after the divisional round.
If Kansas City wins, it will face San Francisco or Detroit in Super Bowl LVIII.