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On Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs suffered a heartbreaking loss to the Buffalo Bills.

With just over a minute remaining, the Bills lead 20–17. After a deep ball from Patrick Mahomes to Travis Kelce, the standout tight end finds Kadarius Toney, who sprints in for the game-winning score.

Expect, it was irrelevant. The play was called back because Toney was set up offsides before to the snap. The Chiefs lost the game and their season, falling to 8-5, as they were unable to score.

The game’s MVP candidate lost his mind as soon as the Chiefs got back to the sideline following the fruitless drive. Mahomes yelled at the refs, slammed his helmet, and was pulled back by teammates. He persisted in expressing his annoyance in post-game remarks, saying

While Mahomes and Reid’s remarks would be examined, Rapoport continued, the bigger problem might be on-field taunts at officials and remarks made while cameras were recording. According to Rapoport, the NFL has traditionally disapproved of criticizing the impartiality of officials.

Following the game, Mahomes continued to speak and shake hands with Bills players after the final whistle. Thad Brown of WROC-TV recorded the audio and video.

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While embracing Josh Allen, the quarterback for the Bills, Mahomes exclaimed, “Wildest f—— call I’ve ever seen.” “That was an offensive offside, man. F—— awful.

When Mahomes took the podium in front of reporters, his rage didn’t go away either.

“I mean it’s obviously tough to swallow, not only for me but just for football in general; to take away greatness like that for a guy like Travis (Kelce) to make a play like that, and who knows if we win,” Mahomes said following the game. “I know that you fans want to watch the players on the field decide the outcome of the game, which is why I kept quiet about the flag that wasn’t called on Marquez (Valdes-Scantling) last week. Since they are human, they do