Tom Brady Dismisses NFL Favoritism Theory Toward Chiefs

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Tom Brady Dismisses NFL Favoritism Theory Toward Chiefs
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Retired NFL star Tom Brady vehemently denied claims of NFL officials favoring the Kansas City Chiefs during a recent interview. Brady, appearing on Fox & Friends, called the theory 'BS' and stressed the challenging nature of officiating, highlighting the split-second decisions referees must make.

Tom Brady pushed back strongly on the notion of NFL officials’ favoritism toward the Kansas City Chiefs or any other team in the league on Friday, two days before Super Bowl LIX. FOX’s NFL lead analyst appeared on 'Fox & Friends' and was asked about the theory on social media about officials giving favorable calls to the Chiefs.

think it’s just all BS. It’s just a bunch of noise,' he said. 'These refs have very challenging jobs to do. I’m very happy Twitter didn’t exist during the Tuck Rule Game in 2001, let me say that. I would’ve been on the wrong end on a lot of those. But these refs are out there trying to do their very best. 'They got to make decisions in a split second and they’re gonna call what they see and these guys are some of the most professional people on the field.

understand it. I think it reflects a lot of the fans’ passion. I think it’s also a reminder for us on how important officiating is. I think the men and women officiating the NFL are outstanding. They have the highest possible standards. That’s a ridiculous theory for anyone who might take it seriously, but at the end of the day, it’s something we always have to continue to work on, how we make our officiating better at all times.

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