Accusations of rigging in the NFL playoffs have emerged, particularly against the Kansas City Chiefs, suggesting conspiratorial support to assist them in achieving a third consecutive Super Bowl victory. Notable questionable calls, such as a disputed catch and a key fourth-down spot, drew criticism and ignited debate around officiating biases. Statistics reveal that during their nine-game playoff win streak, the Chiefs have not faced significant roughing-the-passer penalties, unlike their opponents. Expert commentators acknowledged the controversy, questioning the integrity of officiating in critical game moments.
The NFL playoffs are rigged with referees favoring the Kansas City Chiefs, raising suspicion of a conspiracy to secure them a third Super Bowl championship.
During the Chiefs' nine-game playoff winning streak, they have faced no roughing-the-passer penalties, while opponents have been penalized six times for roughing Mahomes.
Controversies arose in the playoff game between the Chiefs and Bills, notably questionable calls on both a catch by Xavier Worthy and a fourth-down sneak by Josh Allen.
CBS commentator Tony Romo and rules analyst Gene Steratore voiced agreement on the questionable spotting of the ball during a crucial fourth-down attempt in the game.
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