The Chiefs are more motivated than ever to hoist the Lombardi Trophy after being embarrassed by Tampa Bay in the big game last season. Tight end Travis Kelce recently told reporters that the team didn't expect to lose the way it did and that he felt like he couldn't show his face around Kansas City following the loss. That feeling alone should be all the motivation the Chiefs need to bring another title home this season. The Chiefs lost to the Bucs in the last Super Bowl because they could not protect Patrick Mahomes. 
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Sport: Pittsburgh Steelers at Buffalo Bills: Live stream, time, date, odds, how to watch
- By usatoday
- september 12, 2021
Chiefs enter 2021 season as Super Bowl LVI favorites despite SB loss to Buccaneers
The Chiefs are more motivated than ever to hoist the Lombardi Trophy after being embarrassed by Tampa Bay in the big game last season. Tight end Travis Kelce recently told reporters that the team didn't expect to lose the way it did and that he felt like he couldn't show his face around Kansas City following the loss. That feeling alone should be all the motivation the Chiefs need to bring another title home this season. The Chiefs lost to the Bucs in the last Super Bowl because they could not protect Patrick Mahomes.
Even though it's only the first week of the NFL season, at least one matchup should feature a pair of potential contenders in the AFC when the Pittsburgh Steelers head to Buffalo to face the Bills.
The Steelers are going to look to start their season differently than they ended last year, when Pittsburgh lost five of its last six games. Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger struggled significantly down the stretch, but he and the team reworked his contract over the offseason so that he could return for 2021 as a 39-year-old passer.
The Bills, meanwhile are looking to build on last season, in which they went 13-3 and came up just short of the Super Bowl with a loss against the Chiefs in the AFC championship game. Quarterback Josh Allen is getting consideration as one of the trendy preseason picks to become league MVP and Buffalo is now widely considered to be one of the powers in the conference.
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© Rich Barnes, USA TODAY Sports Josh Allen stiff-arms Steelers free safety Minkah Fitzpatrick during the Bills' win Sunday night. From NFL plays to college sports scores, all the top sports news you need to know every day.
These two squads have faced off in each of the previous two seasons, with Buffalo having won both of those contests.
"We know that it's gonna be a tight game," Allen said Wednesday. "Last couple of years, obviously, they've been kind of boxing matches, taking a couple hits here and there, giving them out. They're extremely well-coached, they're a very talented group on defense, they got a Hall of Fame quarterback over there so we got to be on top of our game and go out there and try to execute to the best of our abilities."
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© Rich Barnes, Rich Barnes-USA TODAY Sports Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen (17) avoids Pittsburgh Steelers defensive end Stephon Tuitt (91) while running with the ball. Here's everything you need to know for Sunday:
What time does Steelers at Bills start?
Pittsburgh and Buffalo will kick off at 1 p.m. ET on Sunday, Sept. 12 at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York.
What TV channel is Steelers at Bills on?
The game will be broadcast on CBS and the announcing team will be Ian Eagle, Charles Davis and Evan Washburn as the sideline reporter.
How can I watch Steelers at Bills online via live stream?
Fans in the Pittsburgh and Buffalo local area can watch on CBS.com and through the CBS app. Out-of-market fans can watch on DirecTV's Sunday Ticket.
What are the odds for Steelers at Bills?
The Bills are 6.5-point favorites with the over/under at 47.5 points, according to Tipico Sportsbook.
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Dallas Cowboys at Arizona Cardinals preseason game: Live stream, time, date, how to watch .
The Arizona Cardinals will kick off their preseason schedule Friday when they host the Dallas Cowboys, who started their slate in Hall of Fame Game.The Cowboys opened their schedule a week ago against the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Hall of Fame Game. Expectations for Dak Prescott entering this season are high, but he'll stay on the sidelines against the Cardinals after sustaining a shoulder injury in practice. He has an MRI scheduled after Dallas returns home this weekend from training camp in Oxnard, California.
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