Wisconsin badgers
TRENDING: Two former Wisconsin Badgers have advanced to the NFL Conference Championships.
The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Buffalo Bills (again) last night in a thrilling NFL Divisional Round game, with Buffalo missing a field goal to the right (sounds familiar).
The 49ers narrowly defeated the Packers over the weekend, the Lions defeated the Bucs to make their first NFC Championship Game since 1991, and the Chiefs defeated the Bills. The Ravens also handled the Texans with ease.
In total, four Wisconsin products were in action: Texans running back Dare Ogunbowale, Ravens guard Kevin Zeitler, Chiefs linebacker Leo Chenal and Bills lineman David Edwards.
Given the Ravens and Chiefs win, Chenal and Zeitler are the two former Wisconsin Badgers to advance to the NFL Conference Championships.
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