When asked if back-to-back AFC championship games was “surreal,” Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow stressed the team has higher expectations
Both of AFC’s finalists show how the right quarterback can change the fortunes of a franchise. Before Patrick Mahomes, the Chiefs hadn’t made a Super Bowl since 1970, and are now vying for their third Super Bowl appearance in four years. As for Cincinnati, a win would mean two straight AFC titles, which would match the team’s total number of Super Bowl appearances before drafting Burrow.
Despite never winning a Super Bowl, the Bengals now have a culture in which they expect to win it all.
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