i love it when you talk DIRTY

I would love to see it played at snyder family stadium or the booth in Lawrence. Thou to meet half way then columbus ohio the big horseshoe or superdome

hadnt thought about Columbus, but it has to be a pro stadium

No love for McDonald's parking lot?

We could probably convince all of the fans to wear white. That's neutral.

Exactly what I was thinking. The AFC Champion (hint: rhymes with Mansas Pity Beefs) would have to forfeit the Super Bowl due to not enough healthy players.

LOVE the location/stadium, hate the field.

Bengals are going to hammer the Bills.

London!

I maybe an old **** but back in the 60’s, the Rose Bowl was the crown jewel of stadiums.

The field is perfection and the weather is gorgeous.

Someone mentioned that Clemson has a new stadium, supposed to be world class? That might be cool?

Play it in Cincinnati just to piss them off…

Nashville
N'awlins
Vegas

likely in that order

No luxury boxes to sell to rich people.

I prefer it when the Kansas City Chiefs play in Arrowhead Stadium. imho

Las Vegas!?!?! Noooooo, it's closer to KC than Buffalo1!!1!!! :deevee::deevee:/Bills

Cincy,
Would love to go and thank all the fans for letting us play at their stadium since they aren’t using it.
“Who Dey”?

Rose Bowl. Would be an epic and unique atmosphere.

Second would be the LA Coliseum.

Third Vegas.

In no particular order...

Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Dallas
New Orleans
Atlanta


Put us in a dome environment with no weather conditions. Fair to both teams and awesome venues.

This is true. Bleacher seats too.

I made 3 choices.

First was Dungver. Patrick has never lost there, and how blessed do you think Dungkeys fas would feel having the savior punch another ticket to the SB on their home field? It would be close to when Emperor Sellasie I visited Jamaica, like the savior coming home!

Second was Chokeland, I mean Vegas. Again, our record there is impeccable under Mahomes. We would own the Bills (if they actually make it that far….. they won’t) on that field. I mean we own that field soooooo……

Third was a very selfish choice. Tampa. Right in my back yard. Would love to attend a AFCCG in a much warmer climate than Arrowhead (which I’ve never seen a game at). Bring it home for Coochie, and FlChiefsfan, and ThaVirus, and Diqlix , and all of us Floridians!!

i refuse to vote on this ABSOLUTE HORSESHIT

No Kibbie Dome option which is the best option.

Missouri Western State Univercity

Dallas.

Houston loves Mahomes

Denver
LV
LA

I picked Denver first because I love seeing the Broncos suffer and the thought of going to the SB on their turf while they watch at home is amazing. After that LV and LA for similar reasons. I just dislike Denver more than the other two teams. Also Denver just dropped $400K on new turf.

What about adding some college stadiums to the list

I expect that to be one of the front runners.

look, I understand that you don't wanna vote on this but you know that Roger Goodell Will rig it for Buffalo to win because he feel bad and know the chiefs are better then him. That said I hope buffalo lose so we can have the arrowhead invitational.

they'd cash in big time

and dallas won't be using it LMAO

Vegas or Arizona! Went to AZ a couple years ago for College Playoffs and the stadium was great! Grass field only, please. Turf doesn’t belong in the NFL.

I like the idea of Kauffman and if it hasn’t been mentioned, Allen Fieldhouse sounds pretty good. Following that we have 2 turf fields here locally so I’ll go for those as 3/4 in no particular order, either one can hold probably 1300 fans so housing would be easy to accommodate. Number 5 will go to Seattle as I could fly down for that.

That's a pretty great list, both in terms of neutrality for the teams and vacation activity for the fans. :thumb: :thumb:

Chicago so Chicago can witness what they missed out on by not drafting Patrick Mahomes II.

Butker and McDuffie both got injured on that Arizona field because of its poor quality. And that stadium has literally zero personality.

We'll be there for the Super Bowl, but thankfully not before.

As mentioned earlier, Indy is out because of some scheduling conflict. There was another dome out because they were going to redo the turf. I think it was Detroit. No way would I play that game in SoFi due to the number of injuries that happened this year. Also mentioned earlier, Arizona had some turf injuries for us. There could be a conference title game at any of the top 4 seeds, so that cancels out Tampa, Philly, Minnesota, and the Levi in the NFC.

It would have to be a place with a lot of empty hotel rooms, so Vegas, Atlanta Dallas, Houston, and NOLA would fit. Smaller cities like Jax, Cleveland, etc. may not have the number of hotel rooms to accommodate 2 fan bases on short notice.

Since it would be the AFCCG, I feel it only fitting that it is played in an AFC city....Nashville works for me

Vegas is the easy choice.

it won't be in any city that has a team in the playoffs. Too much planning without knowing the stadium - and hotels - will be vacant.

Vegas has the infrastructure in place to readily accept tens of thousands of visitors on little notice.

Vegas is the only answer

I don't think Godell will go for that, in large part because it is an AFC West Stadium, and would be deemed not neutral because KC plays an in season game there. Gotta make it fair for the quitters.

Meh... We've only played their twice...

If you're going by places where neither team has played this year, that would eliminate:

Arizona
Baltimore
Chicago
Cincinatti
Denver
Detroit
Houston
Indianapolis
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Miami
New England
New York
North Carolina
San Francisco
Tampa Bay

I just say Dallas so I can go to the game.

True.

And perpetually good weather would eliminate any travel concerns there.

Chicago is about the only place, that hasn't already said no, that makes sense if the NFL wants someplace somewhat in the middle that both team's fans could get to. Especially if the early reports are true that the NFL desires to play in an open air stadium. Vegas would be nice since it's easily accessible with plenty of flights.

While both those places make logical sense, the game will be in Pittsburgh and a homecoming for Hamlin who will be in attendance.

It’s not like we’ve played there a bunch of times. They’ve only been in Vegas for a couple of years, and the first year didn’t even have fans. I don’t think they’d avoid playing it in Miami just because it’s an AFC east stadium.

George Brett Statue

Have it in Cleveland. They can see their stadium full and be able to say they hosted an AFC championship game.

I still think one of the very nice college stadiums would be a great compromise.

Others have said it: The Rose Bowl would be pretty awesome.

It’s also the closest stadium to Buffalo and is only a 3 hour drive away. Cleveland did host the 1986 AFCCG, although it was in their old stadium.

Pittsburgh's just down the road from Buffalo. :shake:

I want them to play the game on an aircraft carrier. Maybe with nets on the side so the guys don't all drown.

I could go for this as long as it's long enough for Patrick Mahomes II to air it out.

The side you pick after the coin toss would be crucial

I pick Arrowhead. Bills have a wining record there over the past two seasons so that seems neutral enough to me.

Jack Murphy stadium, San Diego
Oakland Alameda county Coliseum, Oakland
Hubert H Humphrey Metrodome, Minneapolis

Really Vegas, Houston, and New Orleans are probably the only viable options. Unless they go the college route and pick like Ohio Stadium, Death Valley (either of them), or The Swamp or something.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The NFL has been working on determining the neutral site for a potential Bills-Chiefs meeting in the AFC championship game. It&#39;s possible that decision could come this week.</p>&mdash; MarkMaske (@MarkMaske) <a href="https://twitter.com/MarkMaske/status/1612866455254568960?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 10, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

That kind of sounds like some of the other stadiums with teams currently in the playoffs may still be in play, depending on who wins this weekend.

MAYBE????

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">It’s likely Atlanta is going to be the AFC Title Game neutral site. How ATL was picked as the likely site is a wild story. I’ll share it tomorrow morning on <a href="https://twitter.com/610SportsKC?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@610SportsKC</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/ChiefsKingdom?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#ChiefsKingdom</a></p>&mdash; Bob Fescoe (@bobfescoe) <a href="https://twitter.com/bobfescoe/status/1612979280350175233?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 11, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

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I don't think so. I'm ok with a game where weather enters into the equation, but I think it is silly making the game harder than it need be.

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it's been 3 years and 3 months since last kickoff return

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it only makes sense that they get bounced from the playoffs by the 3 seed

No Washington option?

I could help make the venue less neutral.

So the turf from Allegiant Stadium without the Raiders fans.

I find this whole thing of neutral sites to be dum.

That said, why didn’t they just flip a coin with our home game the way they did with the Bengals?

Why isn't there a coin flip or a neutral site for a potential bills/Bengals divisional game? That's the part that gets me.

Because bills

If this is true: **** yes. I’m going.

Atlanta would not be that bad

It’s not close to Buffalo and there’s probably not many NY transplants in that area.

Can’t believe they would choose an artificial turf field over grass.

Did you not see what happened to Hamlin? It traumatized the Bills so much that they could not only finish the game, but also asking them to re-live it possibly in Cincinnati is too much. Just give them the #2 seed and a home game against Cincinnati “for Hamlin”.

Lambeau would be cool, but it won't happen.

fescoe again stated this morning the belief that it will be atlanta (or new orleans).

would recommend booking hotels in atlanta asap and just cancel if it comes to it.

Already done.

Did he share the source of his information or the story behind it? I have no clue as to that guy's credibility.

Play it on grass
Reasonable distance away from buffalo

That’s all I care about. We will win it.

he's hit or miss historically. some would say more miss than hit. but can't imagine the nfl would allow for the northeast options under apparent consideration (chiefs would throw a fit).

atlanta new stadium and being the south's version of indy as far as hotel accommodations makes it a viable option if playing the guessing game.