We are only six plays in the Super Bowl Lix and that the coludance of the Kansas City bosses with the accusations of the referees is in full effect.
The Philadelphia Eagles obtained the ball first, but faced with a 4th and 2 from the 50 -yard line.
Instead of trying to win the two yards, Campo de los Eagles Marshal Jalen Hurts, decided to transmit a long pass for the AJ Brown receiver, who caught it calmly and then left the limits.
However, the referees threw a flag and decided to call Brown's offensive pass interference for contact with defender Trent McDuffie.
In the repetition, it seemed that Brown briefly contacted the McDuffie FaceMask and the corner stumbled as a result.
But the contact was not a push, nor was it an intentional grip of the mask, which led many to resort to the same narrative that has been chasing the chiefs throughout the season: that the referees are conspiring to manipulate the games to Your favor.
This work was called Pass Interference at the AJ Brown Águilas receiver in the Super Bowl Lix opening impulse in New Orleans
The Eagles coach, Nick Sirianni, is being discussed the penalty with referee Ron Torbert
A few seconds from the flag, social networks flooded with the shots of angry fans and former players equally.
“I can't call that at the Super Bowl … in a room Yikes,” wrote Pat Mcafee.
'Horses ** t called. Do not start the Super Bowl like this. SMFH refs with the early Bs, 'wrote former NFL corner Darius Butler.
The former NFL field marshal, Robert Griffin III, said: 'I have to let them play with that! That is not an offensive pass interference!
'The first penalty of the game … and is just a horrible call. Vamos, '' wrote ESPN NFL Draft Analyst Field Yates.
Adam Schein of CBS Sports said: 'I mean, you have to be joking. Garbage call.
How is that opi? Lmao Goodbye #Superbowllix ', wrote NFL analyst Kerrie Jacobs-Bryant.
Anthony Dabbundo del Ringer said: “I can't wait to listen (Fox Sports referees) Mike Pereira tries to defend that so -called OPI.”
Multiple fans, experts and former players expressed their anger on the call to the field
'Are you teaching me?! Hahaha even when Mohamses is not in the field … '', said a spectator.
“He is starting early (laughing emojis),” wrote Collin Gillespie, a former university basketball star who played at the University of Villanova on the outskirts of Philadelphia.
“You can't really talk to that call to start the game,” another fan wrote.
A fan posted an image of a referee with Photoshop, but his black stripes had changed to red and had a Chiefs logo in his shirt. Another published an image of a reflection with the title, “pass the interference in the crime, Go Chiefs.”
The Eagles were forced to clear after the penalty and returned the ball to Kansas City.
However, the Chiefs could not do anything on their first trip. Philadelphia then scored on his second trip to take a 7-0 advantage.