comment: >
  
  Watching Chiefs games regularly if you are suggesting the refs throw flags against the Chiefs to allow the other team(s) to catch up or surpass, then I agree. Or they delay in throwing flags that are obvious. It's like they want the Chiefs to lose. It happens in every playoff game I've watched. No one wants the Chiefs to win. They have, even with some bs flags, but they have lost games they should have won due to bs ref calls. 
  (I'm only agreeing in this case because I haven't watched other games this year, although I've seen it with other teams that the refs seem to be against)
  But also, I'm extremely biased, and i know that, so i could be completely full of bs myself. Also: go Chiefs lol
context: I've been under the impression for a while the NFL does a "light fix" during crucial points of games such as in the penalty calls to keep them closer than should be.  I don't know if it's because of sportsbooks or because they're trying to milk as much "excitement" as they can.  I felt this way about the last super bowl on the Rams last touchdown drive because some of the flags they threw were very ticky tacky. >
  
  In retrospect I completely agree with the rams touchdown drive last Super Bowl being off. Another great one is the no call on the clear pass interference in the 2018 Rams Saints NFC championship game. NFL had been pushing for a while for a Rams Super Bowl win to get that LA market firing and they finally pulled it off last year.
  This “light fix” is the best way for them to do it. You barely even have to verbalize anything or leave any sort of paper Trail, just simply nudge the refs to “play ball” and reward those who do with career advancement.