The NFL fan drives the request for the league boycott to treat the mayor’s court treatment: ‘Important for Democracy’

A man from Virginia named Mack Donahue launched a petition to Change.org, urging football fans to boycott NFL over recent official.

Donahue invites the league to introduce “strict training and responsibility mechanisms” in response to suspicion Favorizing the judges According to Kansas City Chiefs, which has become a hot point of conversation for fans this season.

“Growing concerns about an inconsistent trial, especially obviously, watching games involving Kansas City Chiefs, patches the spirit of this beautiful sport. The injury has reached a point where many of us think about boycotting not only Super Bowla, but also all future games, but and and and and All future games until significant changes occur, “Donahue wrote in a petition description.

“It’s time to take up an unjust judge and invite NFL to introduce strict training and liability mechanisms to guarantee a fair game game for all teams. By signing this petition, you agree to join a boycott and work to return to renewal joy and integrity of NFL games we love so dear. “

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The petition launched over the weekend had less than 200 signatures at the time of the announcement. Many of those who signed expressed their support for the request of the request in the comments.

“This [is an] An important reason for democracy, “one signatory wrote.

“So many plays were obviously not a real call that even the announcer was confused,” another wrote. This comment may have been a moment in the victory of Chiefs 32-29 over Buffalo accounts when officials ruled that Josh Allen’s return shot was stopped in the first fall in the fourth quarter. The CBS Analyst of the Rules of Gene Steror said that during the show, he believed that Allen had overthrew the first.

That call encouraged the massive reaction of NFL fans on social networks, but it was not the only one.

During the second quarter, officials have ruled that Chiefs’ main receiver Xavier Worthy caught despite playing a video showing the ball that touched the ground.

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The referees came under similar supervision during the victory of the playoffs of Chiefs leaders against Houston Texans a week earlier, when a couple of rude passing of passers -by was summoned against the Texans for a hit on the head of Patrick Mahomes.

Houston Edge Rusher Will Anderson Jr. He was invited to roughly passers -by in the third fall in the first quarter. Anderson seemed to push Mahomes into his chest after throwing the ball incomplete on the firm travis of Kelce. Anderson was marked.

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The second sentence followed during the moss in the third quarter. He had two blockers on a run and three defenders who wore on it. He moved to the right and then returned to the left when he decided to slide.

ESPN Emitter Troy Aikman criticized the sentence and said that this was something that the league had to deal with in the off -season.

Texans -headed players Demeco Ryans suggested after the match against the referees and against them.

Mahomes turned The question that journalists asked last Wednesday if they believe that the judges were given preferential treatment.

“I don’t feel like that,” Mahomes replied. “At the end of the day, the judges do their best to call the game honest and as correct as possible. And all you can do is go outside and play the game you love as you can and live with the results. … I mean that this is what we preach here in Kansas City.

“You get new referees every year, you get new circumstances and you can never say because every game is different. And that’s what NFL does so special. I feel like I just continued to play the game, and I’m just trying to win.

The Chiefs Star End Travis Kelce star refused to get rid of that question when he was asked last week by his brother Jason Kelce about an official during the episode of their “New Heights” podcast.

“I would like to declare a fifth,” said the narrow end, jokingly, referring to his constitutional right to remain silent, when Jason presented the question.

Now the chiefs get the Revan Green Bowla against Philadelphia Eagles. When the two teams have passed in Super Bowl for the last two years, that game has decided to go controversial penalties called the end in the game against Eagles Cornerback James Bradberry, who set the leader to win 38-35.

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