VIDEO: Former NFL Player Finally Ends The Debate On Whether The Chiefs-Bills AFC Championship Game Was Rigged

The Kansas City Chiefs booked their place in Super Bowl LIX with a 32-29 win over the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Championship Game, but it did not go without major controversy.

Kansas City’s victory has been marred by controversy due to several contentious refereeing decisions. Officials have come under fire after a series of pivotal calls seemed to favor the Chiefs.

The first disputed call involved Xavier Worthy’s catch being ruled complete despite the replay seemingly showing the ball hitting the ground.

While leading 22-21 against Kansas City during the fourth quarter, the Buffalo Bills leaned on quarterback Josh Allen to make a drive-extending play.

Allen seemed to have powered his way to a first down despite a convoy of Chiefs defenders pushing him sideways.

On-field referees ruled Allen short and upheld their call after a tense booth review.

Just recently, former NFL player Demetrius McCray had his wife recording a video about the game, and his answers were shocking.

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