Chiefs regret final moments of defeat against Packers

The Kansas City Chiefs’ final minutes of yesterday’s match devolved into chaos, with so many things happening in the final 69 seconds of the clash – an unnecessary roughness penalty, a pick recovery that was overturned, an ejection, and a controversial pass interference non-call.

Despite everything, the Chiefs who were looking for a TD and a 2-point conversation to force OT – instead saw their quarterback pass into the end zone on the final play knocked away, as the Green Bay Packers beat them 27-19.

Ending of Chiefs-Packers…

1) The unnecessary Roughness call

2) No DPI while defender is on the Marquez Valdes-Scantling’s back.

3) Clock stopping on the MVS catch

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4) You all decide on the Hail Mary.

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Kansas City had the chance to even the Baltimore Ravens and Miami Dolphins for the best record in the AFC with a victory; it now holds an 8-4 record after 3 defeats in 5 last matches.

“Thought he was probably a little early, but in the final moments of the match, they’re letting us compete,” Mahomes shared about no penalty being called on the pass to Valdes-Scantling.