Josh Allen's sister Nicala flaunts shiny 'No. 17' jacket ahead of Bills' AFC title clash vs Chiefs

As the Buffalo Bills get ready for their AFC Championship game against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, Josh Allen's older sister, Nicala Madden, who is the eldest of Allen's siblings, is going out of her way to support the star quarterback.

Taking to Instagram, she shared a photo of a custom ‘No. 17’ jacket in honor of Josh. Below the number, the name "Allen" was written in a cursive and glittery white font.

“Thank you Leveled Up Buffalo for getting us girls blinged out for game day. So sweet of you! 💙❤️,” she wrote in the caption.

Source: (Via Instagram/ @NicalaMadden)

Leveled Up Buffalo is a popular shop for stylish Bills gear. It is loved by both fans and players' families. Nicala Madden’s shiny jacket isn’t their first hit. Bills' Dawson Knox's wife, Alexandra Knox, has also been seen wearing their designs before big games.

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Josh Allen's sister Nicala was the QB's loudest supporter on his Draft Day

When Josh Allen got the life-changing call on April 26, 2018, his sister Nicala took to Instagram to post the BTS moments. She wore her pride quite literally and flaunted on the social media platform by wearing a custom t-shirt with "ALLEN?" emblazoned across the back.

In another picture, Nicala posted a snap of Josh as he sat in his suit after he got the call from the Buffalo Bills.

Source: (Via Instagram/ @NicalaMadden)

Fast forward to today, and Nicala continues to be one of Josh Allen's strongest supporters.

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Josh Allen's Buffalo Bills have waited since their 2021 AFC Championship loss to take revenge on the Kansas City Chiefs

On Sunday night, the Buffalo Bills are returning to Arrowhead Stadium with the hope that they will win against the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship game and head straight to the Super Bowl. This time, unlike the quieter, pandemic-limited crowd of 2021, Arrowhead will be packed with the Bills mafia.

The team's coach, Sean McDermott is confident the Bills' supporters will bring their best energy to the Chiefs' homefield.

“It’s huge,” McDermott said (per The Palm Beach post). “We’ve gone on the road, we’ve played at home – our fans travel everywhere and anywhere that we play. So, we’ve got the best fans in the NFL. I think that the connection with our fan base, as I’ve said multiple times over, is unique in the NFL.”

Meanwhile, the Bills' biggest rival, the Chiefs, who are led by quarterback Patrick Mahomes, are aiming for their third straight Super Bowl trip.

Mahomes knows the Bills will bring their best.

“We know they’ll come for us. It’s about turning weaknesses into strengths and staying sharp," he said.

Both teams have each won five of their last 10 games against each other. However, Buffalo has won their last meeting in Week 11 this NFL season. That said, each game is different, and past wins don’t guarantee future success.

Injuries could be a challenge for the Bills. Meanwhile, the Chiefs have most of their roster healthy.