KANSAS CITY, Mo. — After the first half of the AFC Championship Game, Kansas City Chiefs fans are feeling good with the Chiefs up 21-10 against the Cincinnati Bengals.
KSHB 41 News reporter Megan Abundis is at the Grandfalloon on the Country Club Plaza, and the crowd went wild as the Chiefs completed their third touchdown.
TD!!! Confidence exuding from #chiefs players and fans. pic.twitter.com/vgCHY1ro5A
— Megan Abundis (@meganrabundis) January 30, 2022
KSHB 41's very own Rae Daniel is at the game cheering on the Cincinnati Bengals, and she wasn't too happy with her team's performance after the Chiefs' third touchdown.
Guys. I can’t. @RAEtheReporter pic.twitter.com/IEZpS1EpuQ
— Katelyn Brown (@katelynbnews) January 30, 2022
Things seemed to turn around for the Bengals after they scored a touchdown late in the second quarter with 1:05 left.
But after last week's AFC Divisional game against the Buffalo Bills, fans knew that all the Chiefs needed was 13 seconds to score.
Fans were chanting "13" when the clock hit 13 seconds left in the first half.
A minute’s nothing when all you need is #13seconds. #OneTeamOneVision #ChiefsKingdom #AFCChampionship pic.twitter.com/SPGPYczJE6
— Jessica McMaster (@JessMcMasterKC) January 30, 2022
"13 seconds. 13 seconds" is the chant.
— Mick Shaffer (@mickshaffer) January 30, 2022
With 13 seconds on the clock left in the first half the fans are chanting “13” #ChiefsKingdom #Chiefs41
— Katelyn Brown (@katelynbnews) January 30, 2022
Unfortunately, wide receiver Tyreek Hill was stopped just short of a touchdown as the clock ran out, so the Chiefs ended the half with 21 points.
21-10 Chiefs at the half! #ChiefsKingdom
— McKenzie Nelson (@McKenzieMNelson) January 30, 2022
How bout those CHIEFSSSSSS
