Roger Goodell made clear he believes the notion that the Chiefs benefit from NFL officiating is little more than an unsubstantiated conspiracy theory.
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NFL commissioner Roger Goodell shuts down 'NFL loves Kansas City Chiefs' conspiracy theory!Here's how NFL commissioner Roger Goodell just shot down the alleged conspiracy theory of the NFL loving the Kansas City Chiefs, calling it flat-out ridiculous! Federal prosecutors in N.Y ...
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Roger Goodell speaks out on public perception that officiating benefits Kansas City ChiefsRoger Goodell pushes back on theory referees favor Chiefs With the Bills up 22-21, quarterback Josh Allen tried to convert a fourth down play, but was ruled short. And after review, he was still ...
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell on Monday offered ... asked specifically about a call in the Chiefs-Buffalo Bills AFC Championship Game last week: Kansas City was ruled to have stopped Buffalo ...
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Chiefs success has drawn angst among fans all over the NFL, so much so that many have credited NFL referees for their ability to win. Plenty of referee ...
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Goodell laughs off 'ridiculous' Kansas City ref claimsNFL chief Roger Goodell laughed off claims the Kansas City Chiefs receive preferential treatment from league referees on Monday as the countdown towards the Super Bowl got under way in New Orleans.
As the Kansas ... City as the "villain" of the NFL, and some want the Philadelphia Eagles to end the Chiefs' run of dominance. But as for the odd officiating calls, what does NFL Commissioner ...
NEW ORLEANS (KCTV) - As the Kansas City Chiefs have continued winning playoff ... NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell talked with reporters at a press conference Monday kicking off Super Bowl week ...
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell attempted to dismantle any notion of favoritism from officials toward the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday during his pre-Super Bowl LIX press conference. Goodell was ...
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