New Camera Angle Shows Kadarius Toney’s Crucial Oversight on Game-Changing Penalty

Kadarius Toney’s penalty wasn’t the only reason the Chiefs lost to the Bills on Sunday, but it was such a baffling mistake that he’s the one who’s dominating headlines on Monday morning—and a new camera angle sheds light on just how inexplicable Toney’s fourth-quarter offsides penalty was. 

With less than two minutes to play and Kansas City trailing Buffalo 20–17, Patrick Mahomes completed a long pass to Travis Kelce, who made a daring improvisational play by throwing a lateral to Toney. The risky play paid off as Toney was able to streak into the end zone untouched. 

Chiefs wide receiver Kadarius Toney thought he scored a go-ahead touchdown late in the fourth quarter vs. the Buffalo Bills, but refs called it back thanks to the Toney lining up offsides on the play.

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