Chiefs’ Donovan Smith accuses Bills of shutting off their hot water after Kansas City’s win

One member of the Chiefs is accusing the Bills of pulling a petty move following Buffalo’s divisional-round playoff loss Sunday.

Kansas City offensive tackle Donovan Smith claimed the Bills turned off the Chiefs’ hot water in the visitors locker room after the reigning Super Bowl champions punched their ticket to the AFC Championship Game with a 27-24 victory on the road in Orchard Park, N.Y.

“Damn caught a L and they shut our hot water off… smh it’s all good we got that Dub today,” Smith wrote on X, adding the hashtag, “Chiefs Kingdom.”

As of Monday, it appears the Bills have not yet addressed the claim.

Elsewhere on social media, a fan suggested to Smith that the Bills’ recent weather conditions could have impacted the hot water situation.

“Not to be that guy, but the Bills could’ve been out of hot water lol,” one fan wrote on X, adding: “They did JUST get hit by a winter storm.”

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Smith replied: “I just know it was hot then it wasn’t.”

“The Bills must’ve reached their boiling point,” the official DraftKings Sportsbook accountSmith replied with a bunch of crying-laughing emojis.

Sunday’s game wasn’t without a frosty conclusion as some Chiefs players were hit with snowballs by Bills fans as they exited the field.

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes was seen getting pelted with a snowball as he ran toward the tunnel at Highmark Stadium.

“Never got hit wit so many snowballs in my life,” Chiefs defensive back Jaylen Watson wrote in a post on X. “Very classy GG tho.”

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The winter weather conditions were unforgiving in Buffalo throughout the playoffs.

The Bills-Chiefs game was played in below-freezing conditions after Buffalo faithful arrived at the stadium early to shovel snow for a second consecutive week.

The Bills sent out a Bills-Steelers wild-card game.

The matchup travel ban in Buffalo. 

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Smith continued Sunday’s victory lap on Instagram, calling the Chiefs “road warriors” in a post.

“With everything and everyone stacked against us, we walked in that stadium and took over, proud of this team and the group of men who went to work today and came out victorious,” he wrote.

Smith won a Super Bowl alongside Tom Brady with the Buccaneers in February 2021, when they beat the Chiefs, 31-9, at Raymond James Stadium.

The Chiefs (11-6) will face the Ravens (13-4) in Baltimore in the AFC title game Sunday at 3 p.m.