Red and yellow confetti littered the sky at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday night after the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Buffalo Bills to earn a spot in the Super Bowl, their fifth appearance in the big game in the last six years.

Coach Andy Reid said his Kansas City Chiefs were "lucky" to win a "game of inches" against the Buffalo Bills, referencing a controversial call that confirmed a fourth-down defensive stand in the AFC title game.

Right after the Chiefs defeated the Buffalo Bills on Sunday night, an unreal stat surfaced about Andy Reid, who is the current Chiefs head coach and spent time as the Eagles head coach earlier in his career. "Andy Reid is the winningest head coach for both teams in the Super Bowl," Ed Werder wrote on X.

Chiefs coach Andy Reid appeared to acknowledge the controversial fourth-down call in his postgame presser when he noted how "lucky" his team was to come away with a win. "Literally a game of inches today. We were lucky to be on that side of it today. We had the most inches," Reid said.