Suspicious Video Has Los Angeles Chargers Fans Calling Game “Rigged” For The Chiefs

The Kansas City Chiefs were able to pull off yet another last-second victory against the Los Angeles Chargers to get to a 12-1 record and win their ninth straight AFC West title. Kansas City is now 10-0 in one-possession games this season and has now won 15 straight one-possession games, which is the most in NFL history. Fans have said for a while that the officials make calls in favor of the Chiefs, and this game was no different.

Rigged For The Kansas City Chiefs?

While the win came on a game-winning field goal hitting off of the upright, several fans are saying that the officials missed multiple obvious penalties on the Chiefs, which could have affected the outcome of the game. In multiple videos, Kansas City’s offensive linemen are seen holding pass rushers, which are usually called penalties on the field.

🚨NEWS: #CHARGERS FANS SAY THERE WERE SCREWED OUT OF WINNING TONIGHTS GAME BY THE REFS…

MULTIPLE PLAYS ON THE #CHIEFS GAME-WINNING DRIVE, THE REFS DID NOT CALL OBVIOUS HOLDING CALLS ON THE KC O-LINE.

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— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) December 9, 2024

Chiefs’ Conspiracies

The Chiefs have been accused of having games rigged in their favor several times this season because of their streak of last-second wins. There have even been videos showing quarterback Patrick Mahomes talking to the officials in a suspicious manner, and some people are convinced they are paying off the officials.

Despite if there were any missed calls in the game, Los Angeles had multiple mistakes that led to Kansas City getting into field goal range at the end of the game. It ultimately came down to kicker Cameron Dicker botching the kickoff outside of the landing zone, giving the Chiefs great field position to run the clock out and win the game.

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