
The Kansas City Chiefs pulled out yet another narrow win over the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, though some may argue there was plenty of luck—and perhaps favorable officiating—involved in their victory.
The Chiefs's 26-25 win over the Bengals saw Patrick Mahomes and company get bailed out by a last-minute defensive pass interference call that sparked controversy across social media. On a 4th-and-16 at Kansas City’s 35-yard-line, Mahomes threw a downfield pass to receiver Rashee Rice that was ruled incomplete.