The temple of the fame of professional football Andre Reed underlined the difficulty of defeating the Chiefs of Kansas City in their original stadium in the middle of frustrations with the defeat that Buffalo’s bills have suffered in the AFC championship.
Reed, who played the role of a receiver from Bills Wide during the four consecutive defeats of the Super Bowl, looked again at the team to fail against the chiefs. He addressed the controversy surrounding questionable calls from civil servants who also seem to promote Kansas City.
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Andre Reed, member of the Professional Football Temple, before the match between the New England Patriots and the Buffalo Bills in New Era Field in Orchard Park, New York, on October 29, 2018. (Rich Barnes-USA today Sports)
Needless to say, the seven times pro of Bowler was hot.
“The main thing is that you just have to go there and not play against the referees, but you are in a way at a central point,” said Reed on “The Jim Rome Show”. “Many chiefs will tell me that I don’t know what I’m talking about. It may be the case. But when you go to Kansas City, you have to beat a lot of people. You have to beat the team, you have to Beat fans, you have to beat the referees, you have to beat Taylor Swift.
“If you are right there and throw it all through the window and beat Kansas City to their own game, and beat them, that everything will never be said. Yesterday, we did not do that.”
Reed said he was not sure that the Bills would have won if Xavier Worthy Catch’s wrestch had been overturned as an incomplete pass and if Josh Allen obtained the first time on a 4th and 1 game.
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The quarter-Arrière of chefs Patrick Mahomes celebrated after defeating the Buffalo Bills during the AFC championship match on January 26, 2025, in Kansas City. (Images of Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn)
But it was these two games that asked the fans to wonder what the officials were watching the whole match.
Despite numerous raised eyebrows, Dean Blandino, the former chief of the officiating NFL, says that he does not see favoritism towards the chiefs.
“People talk a little too much of an officer. … It will always be part of the conversation,” Blandino told TMZ Sports.
“Are teams sometimes get breaks?” Calls.
Blandino also disputed any notion that there is a kind of conspiracy to promote chiefs.
“I understand. I am a fan first. I grew up in New York as a fan of the Knicks while watching Michael Jordan crush my dreams and say:” The League wants Michael Jordan in the championships. “In the end, when you are part of the NFL and you realize, so that it is really a plot, do you know the number of people who should be involved?
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“Someone somewhere slipped, and it would come out. If there was a place in the NFL office where he wrote the script, he never invited me and I was the school head. I feel like I am a fairly important contributor to that.
