For the second straight week, the Kansas City Chiefs had to go on the road during the NFL Postseason to win one more game to get back to the Super Bowl. The defending Champions had a tough matchup with the Ravens for the AFC Championship in Baltimore.

In a low scoring game in which both teams defenses made big plays, the Chiefs walk away with a 17-10 victory over the Ravens. Just like last week in Buffalo, Running Back Isiah Pacheco was the key player on a big offensive drive that results in him scoring an important touchdown.

Chiefs Running Back Isiah Pacheco is from South Jersey
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The Vineland High School Graduate finished the AFC Championship Game with 68 Rushing Yards and 14 Receiving Yards as the Chiefs offense had to overcome a tough matchup against one of the best defenses in the NFL this season. This is now the fourth straight game in which the South Jersey Running Back has scored a Touchdown in an NFL Postseason game.

Ever since Isiah Pacheco became the Kansas City Chiefs primary Running Back, this team is now 6-0 in NFL Playoff Games. Now the 24 years old, who is averaging 90.5 Total Yards per game in the NFL Postseason, will play in the Super Bowl for the second straight season.

KC Chiefs RB Isiah Pacheco graduated from Vineland High School in New Jersey
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A seventh overall pick in the 2022 NFL Draft after playing his College Football career at Rutgers University, Isiah Pacheco continues to exceed expectations.  The Running Back from Vineland, New Jersey now has scored 18 Total Touchdowns in the Regular Season and Postseason combined in his first two year playing in the NFL.  Now the Chiefs and Pacheco have the opportunity to be the first team to win the Super Bowl in back-to-back years since the New England Patriots won Supers Bowls 38 and 39 almost 20 years ago.

Check Out Greater Atlantic City, NJ Area Athletes Who Played Games In NFL

Many people are not aware of the number of athletes from the Greater Atlantic City Region who have played in the National Football League. Football players who played at high schools in Cape May, Atlantic, Cumberland, and Ocean Counties have a strong representation in the NFL over the last few decades.

One of the most difficult accomplishments in sports is to make a Professional Sports Roster and earn the opportunity to play in a game at the highest level of the sport. Check out some of the great South Jersey Athletes who have played in games in the NFL:

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