The treatment of the Chiefs of the NFL referees has been a topic of conversation throughout the season, and Pat Mcafee poured more fuel in the fire on Saturday night while commenting during the WWE Rumble Rumble.
Fans and even players like Micah Parsons of the Cowboys have complained about a bias of referee perceived in favor of the two -time defense champions, and those statements returned to a critical point during the victory of the AFC championship of Kansas City AFC on the Bills.
And the former betting McAfee has become the last person to express that feeling.
While the Motor City machine guns faced #DIY for the WWE label team championship, Mcafee began to complain about the officiants.
“Things like that cannot happen with the official,” he said in a video cut by Horrible announcement.
His coanununcer Wade Barrett then used that comment from MCAEE as an opportunity to criticize the NFL referees, saying: “Well, I have not seen this officiate this since the last game of Kansas City chiefs.”
Pat Mcafee criticized the treatment of NFL referees to the bosses during the WWE Rumble Rumble
Patrick Mahomes bosses have been accused of benefiting controversial calls this season
Mcafee then declared his belief that the Chiefs had benefited from some favorable calls this year.
“I love the greatness of the bosses,” he began. 'But even some of those calls, I say:' What's happening? ''
McAfee's comments occurred after Josh Allen was considered that he had not turned a crucial '4th and Inches push in the fourth quarter of last week.
Despite the referees' place below the first score Former Chief of References of the NFL Dean Blandino.
The notion of the bosses who received preferential treatment of officials also emerged a week before in the divisional round against the Texans.
Henry To'oto'o was called by unnecessary roughness, since he and his teammate Fatukasi tried to address Mahomes while running.
Mahomes slid in the last second, causing the two Texans players to hit each other, with a minimum contact in the Kansas City field marshal.
McAfee, Tyrese Haliburton (left) and Michael Cole are seen during Smackdown in Gainbridge Fieldhouse
However, the officials penalized the Texans for 15 yards in a movement that was criticized by Troy Aikman of ESPN, who called the game, and the Russell Yurk network analyst.
Meanwhile, Mohamses has previously ruled out the idea that the referees are giving their team favorable calls or additional protection.
“I don't feel that way,” Mohomes told journalists at a press conference. 'Just try to play football at the end of the day. The referees are doing everything possible to call the game as fair and appropriate as possible and all you can do is get out and play the game you love as hard as you can and live with the results.
'Then, for me, it is going out, playing hard, trying to do everything possible to win the football game and then live with the results based on my effort and the way we play the game. So I think that is what we preach here in Kansas City.
The Chiefs will face the Eagles at the Super Bowl next week.