Andy Reid has a two -words response to the chiefs’ leaders of the chiefs

Andy Reid does not buy any of the chatting on the alleged favoritism that his chiefs have obtained.

Kansas City coach was asked about them when he was on “The Pat McAfee Show” on Wednesday, a few days withdrawn from the AFC championship of his team over the Bills.

The game was not without its just part of controversy, which included a doubtful place at the end of the match which ended the hopes of the Bills and a taking worthy of Xavier who was deemed suspicious by a certain number of fans who look .

McAfee tackled the subject in the typical manner of McAfee by making a joke on this subject.

“You and the referees meet like what, tonight, for the Super Bowl?” Is this what’s going on? The personality of the sports media joked.

“Yeah,” replied Reid backwards.

“Listen, I try to pay attention to any of this,” he added.

Several other linked to the organization have rejected the idea that the chiefs have succeeded due to the referees that help them.

Among these included the wife of the owner of the Clark Hunt team, Tavia, who addressed the question in an article on social networks.

“By the grace of God, we were successful, but it is not the favoritism of the” black magic “or the referee (look at the statistics on this subject) – it’s a lot of hard work, of belief and goal, “she wrote. “(Quarterback) Patrick Mahomes leads with humility and puts God first. Marcellus Casey, our team chaplain, pays players and their families through weekly biblical studies and prayers. Many of our players – (second) Drew (sic) quiet, (kicker) Harrison Butker, (defensive platform) Chris Jones, (second) Nick Bolton, (guard) Trey Smith and more – share their faith out of the way, lift each other on each other on And off the field … “

The quarter-Arrière Patrick Mahomes also defended the referees before the AFC championship match.

Whatever the perception, the chiefs will fight for their third consecutive title from the Super Bowl in New Orleans when they face the Eagles. No team in the history of the NFL has won the three -thive super bowls