The Kansas City Chiefs fell to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday by a final score of 20-17 in a game that involved one of the most controversial plays in recent NFL history.
A touchdown off a pass to Travis Kelce that was followed up by a lateral to Kadarius Toney was called back due to Toney's offsides infraction, a play that was criticized by former NFL coach and current analyst Rex Ryan. A picture taken from the game shows Toney was blatantly offsides despite Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes' post-game complaints to opposing QB Josh Allen.
On Monday, DeSean Jackson spoke on the Up&Adams Twitter account and gave his thoughts on the crazy situation in Kansas City.
Jackson: “I've Never Really Seen a Play (Like Toney's)”
Jackson spoke about the relationship between referees and receivers on the football field, including the conversations that go on between them.
He added that he's never seen a play quite like the one that happened on Sunday, including the call that was made by the refs.
.@DeSeanJackson10 is shocked the refs made the offsides call on Kadarius Toney 👀@heykayadams pic.twitter.com/VG5QLvapis
— Up & Adams (@UpAndAdamsShow) December 11, 2023
The play was called back due to Toney's penalty.
KADARIUS TONEY ROBBED US OF GREATNESSpic.twitter.com/M17qkvgL0h
— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) December 11, 2023
Chiefs Take on Belichick, Patriots
The Chiefs are set to take on future Hall-of-Fame coach Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET on the road.
The game will give Mahomes, Kelce and Toney a chance to make amends for their tough three-point loss to Allen and the Bills on Sunday. Kansas City leads the all-time series by a 20-16 count with three ties all-time, and last defeated the Chiefs in overtime back in 2019.
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