The head of the Union representing the NFL officials convened allegations that the crew student is biased in favor Kansas City Chiefs or any other “offensive and ridiculous” band.
Scott Green, executive director of the NFL judges Association issued a statement Thank you on Tuesday Commissioner Roger Goodell for rejecting the allegations And responding to “conspiracy theories” in social media about the favoring of chiefs.
“Comments by Commissioner Goodell that” funny “is to assume that NFL officials do not do everything that is possible to perform the right call to each game,” Green said. “Official crews do not work in the same team more than twice in each regular season. It is unusual and ridiculous to hear conspiracy theories, which in some way 17 officials consisting of 138 officials forces to help one team. “
A handful of loud connections in the playoffs that went in favor of Kansas City, fueled the theories of favoring Houston is punished for two illegal hits ON Patrick Mahomes in the division round i Josh Allen It was ruled just after the transformation of the fourth and 1 in the victory of Kansas City 32-29 over Buffalo in the match for the AFC championship.
But a deeper look at all penalties show no systematic signs of bias. The bosses were punished for 120 more yards than their opponents in the regular season and Playoffs from the start of Playoff 2022.
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Kansas City also took advantage of the first 10 falls with punishment in the third or fourth position in this period and only had a small penalty difference in the fourth quarter or overtime in close games.
“There are many things that fans can worry about in the season of 17 matches, such as coaching decisions, players’ injuries, weather and, even, close calls for amazing arts made by amazing athletes,” Green said. “But you can be sure that at every bottom NFL officials, both on the pitch and at the repetition stand, do everything that is possible to correct every game correctly.”
Associated Press reporting.
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