Yep, the Chiefs get every damn call. Every one of them.

Brady won one of his seven Super Bowls two weeks after this game.

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By the way, it's the same game in which a 3rd down pass from Brady to Hogan was clearly on the ground but officials reviewed it and called it a catch. What would have been a Patriots punt became a first down and then a touchdown in a game that went to overtime. Of course later came a Chiefs interception by Daniel Sorenson that would have ended the game and sent them to the Super Bowl, but offsides was called on Kansas City.

Yep, they get every call. Every one.

KC opponents have been called for 11 personnel fouls/ roughing the passer penalties this year and KC has been called for 1. Nuff said.

The Chiefs are on TV more than anyone. People hate them and want them to lose, so every time they benefit from a call they start screaming, "THEY GET ALL THE CALLS!"

You aren't watching Atlanta vs. New Orleans or the Raiders against the Buccaneers so you really have no idea who "gets calls" in other games.

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Kansas City has more penalty yards than any team in the league since Mahomes became the starter in 2018.

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Okay, go ahead. "Yeah, but the refs only call them on the Chiefs when they don't matter!"

Since Josh Allen became the Bills' starter opponents have been penalized for roughing him 38 times. Mahomes has drawn 31 roughing penalties during the same time.

It's a false narrative pushed by a bunch of envious crybabies.
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I didn't care who lost or won the game. I haven't kept up with the Chiefs or any other team, all I am saying is what I observed. If you are calling me a crybaby then meet me face to face and do it. I'm here. My email is on my profile and my name is true.i live in Corinth Texas.

Let’s try focusing on this year. Funny thing is this is coming from the national media who love Pat and the Chiefs.

I actually agree with the goat on this.

https://www.foxsports.com/watch/fmc-h38uvghcs4pwlnhb

Calm down, killer. I didn't mention you at all. You do realize "you" is used as a generic term and is both singular and plural, don't you? Try getting over yourself. It's a message boards, not an argument in your living room.

The points stand. People are sick of the Chiefs winning and that colors their opinions. Chris Long is the son of a Hall of Famer and played 11 years as an NFL defensive end. He's sick of the false narrative and whining. Chase Daniel spent probably a decade as an NFL quarterback and he's trying to get people to get off the "refs are all in for the Chiefs" crack pipe. These guys have played the game and aren't Chiefs homers. They're also not envious, butt hurt whiners who are tired of their teams losing to Kansas City or just plain sucking.

Well, Troy Aikmen and Tom Brady disagree with Chase “career backup” Daniel and Chris “son of howie” Long.

https://www.cinemablend.com/televis...atrick-mahomes-and-nfl-refs-abc-joe-buck

Another internet warrior who obviously loves the Chiefs, ya know I totally respect the Chiefs and have no ill will toward them. I just call it like I see it. If we were to actually meet you might actually learn how to fish a little bit and I'd probably sell you an insurance policy to save your Chiefs loving behind a few hundred $$.

Here's the play on which Houston was called for unnecessary roughness and after which Troy came unglued.

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Can anyone actually watch that and claim that To'oTo'o didn't hit Mahomes helmet to helmet before he hit his own teammate? As the NFL supervisor of officiating said, the call was correct. It's not legal to hit any ball carrier helmet to helmet while he is sitting on his butt on the ground. To'oTo'o thought he saw an opportunity to hammer Mahomes, maybe knock him out of the game. Why else would he lower his head and go that low? Was he going to head butt the turf but Mahomes got in his way?

That it was a glancing blow and that Mahomes didn't get knocked out doesn't mean it's okay and a legal hit. As for Brady, I don't recall him telling the officials to pick up the flag when Chris Jones was called for roughing him when he barely grazed him with a hand in the AFC Championship Game I linked earlier.

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Brady and Belichick were the creator's of this skim. I hate to see the drama in football but KC is doing it to win the game. On a different note, I am pulling for the Texas boys (Mahomes, Kingsbury). Yes, Hurst is from the Houston area but he left this great state for his education, so I'm on the fence for the Eagles.

I wouldn't put any stock in what these announcers say. They are supposed to be as impartial as the refs are yet they are influencers and take sides. Brady had more suspect calls than anyone in his playing days. The one I remember the most was Chris Jones touching Brady with his hand a drew the penalty.



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I just hate when the runner, be that a Qb, Rb, Wr etc. at the last second dips, lowers their heads and the defender comes into contact with their head/neck area. And don't even get me started on a hit to the chest always being called a hit to neck/head.

I'll say it since nobody else has. You have to have thought this at some point.

They should not make a call when the offensive player ducks their head into an opposing player or when a foul is the result of a player who tripped or was falling and could not avoid the foul. IMO.

It's the Tay Tay effect.