The former NFL star, Julian Edelman, Slame The leaders of favoritism: “Tas of bulls”
The former Large recipient of the NFL, Julian Edelman, heard everything when he played for the Patriots of New England with regard to the referees who were still on their side.
The Kansas City chiefs are going through the same thing as on the point of history because they could be the first team to win three consecutive super bowls. Even Edelman and the patriots led by Tom Brady could not accomplish this during their dynasty.
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Large receiver Julian Edelman # 11 from the New England Patriots makes gestures to the crowd while running on the field before a match against the Browns of Cleveland on October 27, 2019 at the Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts. New England won 27-13. (Images Nick Cammett / Diamond via Getty Images)
During an appearance on “The Rich Eisen Show”, Edelman was questioned by the Homonym of the Program if he had heard of the theories of the conspiracy of the favoritism of the referee during the race for this year’s qualifying series, In particular with regard to his own experience by dealing with this during his days in Foxborough.
“It’s obvious when you are at the top, everyone wants to drop you,” replied Edelman. “It is a bunch of tags that the league helps the heads of Kansas City. If you have a problem with this, go beyond them., When you do not convert the third or the fourth. Tired about people who say that Chefs.
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Edelman faced similar criticism during his stay with the Patriots from 2009 to 2010, where he was triple Super Bowl champion (2014, 2016, 2018). Fans would theorize that the referees favored Brady and the Patriots throughout these Super Bowl races, but Edelman has lost a certain reality on the situation.
“We all have screening reports on each reference team and how they like [call] The game, “he said.” You learn during this first part of this game. If they call it tight, you tighten back. If not, you just hope that they are consistent throughout the whole, which they are usually.
File – KANSAS CITY CHIEFS SIGHT The winger Travis KELCE (87) and the quarter -rear Patrick MAHOMES (15) are waiting to drive the team on the field before an NFL football match against the Jacksonville jaguars, August 10 2024, in Jacksonville, in Florida. (AP photo / Phelan M. Ebenhack, file)
“Yes, they miss the calls and they do these things, and there are bad calls here and there. But there is a handful of passers -by for guys who have not even a CV that you watched this year that has received the call.
Due to the discourse of the dynasty revolving around the chiefs, the natural comparison with the Patriots, which was the last dynasty of the League, were made.
Eisen has asked Edelman if he saw similarities between his Patriots teams and the Chiefs in recent years.
Everything comes down to doing the work in clutch situations.
Julian Edelman speaks on stage during Stagwell panels in Cannes Lions on June 20, 2023 in Cannes, in France. (Images Lionel Hahn / Getty for Stagwell)
“They are tightened,” said Edelman. “You look at them in third row, you look at them in the red zone. Many of these matches when you arrive at this time of year, they are not won by the team that makes the most games. Yes, that is part of IT.
