NFL -s fans release Fury on Refs over Bills’s questionable ball in AFC title game loss

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The NFL Officer was a talk time in the middle of the largest match of the year between Kansas City Chiefs Bills Buffalo Sunday night at the AFC Championship.

The accounts are stuck with the fourth and 1 with about 13 minutes of play in the game. Josh Allen He made difficulty trying to achieve a ditch of the first below. At first glance, the push of his teammates seemed to be unsuccessful in getting a new series of downs.

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Kansas City Chiefs Linebacker Nick Bolton, #32, hits Buffalo Bills, striker Josh Allen, #17, during the second half NFL football games of the AFC Championships on Sunday, January 26, 2025. At Kansas City, Missouri. (AP Photo/Ashley Landis)

The game was stopped while the officials examined the game. The CBS show seemed to have shown two judges at first that they did not agree with the ball spot. One clerk spotted the ball closer to the marker than the other.

The replay seemed to show that Allen might have got the ball over the line as he walked back into the Chiefs defensive line. However, officials ruled that Allen had not brought the ball to the marker and Buffalo switched the ball.

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Buffalo charges Josh Allen’s return blow, #17, heats up before the NFL football game against AFC against Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, January 26, 2025. In Kansas City, Missouri. (AP Photo/Reed Hoffmann)

The NFL fans who watched the game were very critical of the ball site and expressed it as much as during the match.

The bosses have achieved the following drive. Buffalo equalized the game on the next possession. However, these are Harrison Bitkar’s field goal and the defensive stopping of Chiefs who ended the game.

Kansas City won32-29.

Allen stopping was not the only questionable call in the game. A huge Xavier is a valuable game in the second quarter, a catch a catch despite the ball that seemingly touches the ground.