Kansas City Chiefs received a favorable call in the second half of the AFC championship against Buffalo Bills on Sunday.
In the second quarter, 3:13 remaining 3rd and 5th, Patrick Mahomes scrambled and found enough space to throw a ball on the Zavier Warsie. Both of the rookie wide receiver and the invoice of the invoice flew for the ball for the ball. The bishop seemed to have obtained the ball while he was in the air, but when they came down to the ground, the value seemed to be able to take his arms around it. It was.
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Chiefs Wide Receiver Xavier works on the first half of the AFC championship in Kansas City, Missouri on January 26, 2025. (AP photo/Ashley Randis)
Officials have decided that the value has completed the catch, which was not an interior of the bill but a chief ball. Buffalo was also asked for a holding penalty, so the ball was unlikely to return to them.
Bills' head coach Sean McCdder Mot challenged whether it was a completed catch. The replay seemed to indicate that the tip of the soccer is hitting the ground. But still, the play was caught and dominated.
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The Chief Scorter Back Patrick Mahress will compete on January 26, 2025 on the first half of the AFC championship with Buffalo Building in Kansas City, Missouri. (AP photo/Charlie Leadel)
After several plays, Chiefs scored in Patrick Mahomes's touchdown run. Kansas City has a 21-10 lead.
NFL fans immediately pointed out that suspicious calls were advantageous to the chief.
The suspicion of NFL officials on the chief was spotlighted on suspicious calls in the victory of the division of Houston Teksands.
Mahomes asked about his favors that week.
“I don't feel like that,” he said. “… I'm trying to play soccer at the end of the day. The referee is doing the best to call the game as fair and appropriately as possible.
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“For me, it's going to go there, play hard, and what I can do to win the football game, then live with the results based on my efforts and game play methods. That is what we preach here in Kansas City.
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