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In the fourth quarter, another questionable call went the Chiefs way when the team stopped Josh Allen at midfield on a fourth-and-1. Allen went for the QB sneak, and at first it seemed like the ...

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Allen couldn't find an open receiver and ultimately took a sack on the play. He immediately stood up and protested the no-call on Surtain in the end zone. An absolutely baffling no-call on Pat ...

There is “nothing” that can sway Brandon Beane’s opinion that Josh Allen converted on a critical ... particularly a controversial call involving the star quarterback, who was ruled short ...

While it looked like Allen might have picked up enough, refs debated it before saying he was short. The replay then confirmed the call, the Chiefs took over on downs, and scored a big touchdown ...

Midway through the third quarter, the CBS broadcast cut to video of referee Bill Vinovich speaking with Bills quarterback Josh Allen ... explain why there was a no-call in the back of the end ...

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The Bills had to settle for a field goal due to the no-call, and Allen was justifiably livid with Vinovich. Bad miss by the officiating here—clear holding on Denver, with the official standing ...

NFL officials missed a blatant holding penalty in the wild-card playoff game between the Buffalo Bills and Denver Broncos on Sunday afternoon. Bills quarterback Josh Allen looked to score on third ...

Instead, the Chiefs defensive line stopped Bills quarterback Josh Allen for no gain. The play was reviewed and the call stood. The Chiefs got the ball back and scored a touchdown to regain the lead.

to the extent even CBS rules official Gene Steratore expressed his belief that Allen got the first. But the referees on the field didn't agree. The call stood. The Bills turned the ball over.