The head of the union representing NFL officials calls allegations that officiating crews are biased in favor of the Kansas City Chiefs or any other team "insulting and preposterous."

In the AFC Championship Game victory over the Buffalo Bills, the Chiefs made a defensive stand, stopping a sneak from quarterback Josh Allen on fourth-and-1. The play was reviewed and the ruling upheld, touching off protests on social media and keeping Kansas City squarely in the center of attention when it comes to questionable calls.

The statement comes a day after NFL commissioner Roger Goodell called the Chiefs conspiracy theories “ridiculous.” NFLRA executive director Scott Green agreed with Goodell in the statement posted to X by NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, and tried to illustrate how difficult something like that would be to pull off.

Chiefs chairman Clark Hunt was asked if his team's success was all part of some grand NFL conspiracy. His response went as one would expect.

Scott Green, the executive director of the NFL Referees Association, pushed pack on the Kansas City officiating conspiracies

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell on Monday defended the state of officiating around the NFL, particularly the perception that officiating is favoring the Kansas City Chiefs.

The NFL Referees Association teed off on fans accusing them of rigging games for the Kansas City Chiefs in a scathing statement.