The community of supposed conspiracy theorists who remain convinced NFL officials show favoritism to the Chiefs is growing.
The Chiefs are on their way to their third consecutive Super Bowl. However, after two consecutive playoff games full of highly controversial calls that all went Kansas City’s way and 12 postseason games demonstrating favoritism going back to the 2021 playoffs, like most modern conspiracy theories, this one is starting to look a lot less like a theory, and more like reality.
Though, to show he’s not immune to the charge of favoritism being lobbed at his own New England dynasty, the former Patriot tight end and Tom Brady’s favorite target confessed that even his quarterback received some leniency from the officials.
“It was Tom, but he deserved it at the time. He was an 18-year vet, and he took his punishment as a young buck during his first eight years in the league,” Gronk said in a recent interview with Fox News Digital. “Oh my lord, he used to get lit up. It was understandable he got calls.’
However, when it comes to the Chiefs, Gronk sees the refs as being “definitely … more lenient” towards Kansas City. […]
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