Cheffers should be investigated.

[Chief Roundup]

Please post this story on all your social media. This referee needs to be investigated and likely removed from the league altogether.



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NFL News and Rumors
NFL Referee Exposed for Potential Bias Against Chiefs
Adam Taylor McKillop
By Adam Taylor McKillop
10:58 AM EST
An NFL referee has been exposed for potential bias against the Kansas City Chiefs.

21.9% of the #Chiefs penalties have occurred in 14% of their games this season: the two games that were officiated by Carl Cheffers and his group.

For two seasons in a row, Kansas City is the second most penalized team by Cheffers and his crew. pic.twitter.com/e01JeClJZR

— Preston Farr (@preston_b_farr) December 19, 2022

The Kansas City Chiefs escaped NRG Stadium in Houston, TX with a gritty overtime win over the Houston Texans. Kansas City's win kept them firmly atop the AFC standings with a strong 11-3 record and a great opportunity to grab the No. 1 seed in the conference come playoffs.

Sunday's win was no easy task, especially thanks to the officiating of Carl Cheffers. Week 15 was yet another incident of Cheffers displaying some potential bias against the Chiefs when he failed to throw a flag on Maliek Collins obvious roughing the passer penalty.

Some quick research from FanSided's Preston Farr exposed Cheffers for his suspicious track record against Patrick Mahomes and his squad.

According to Farr's research, 21.9% of Kansas City's total penalties have occurred in 14% of their games thus far (the two officiated by Cheffers).

He added that this now marks the second season in a row in which Cheffers' crews penalize the Chiefs at the second-highest rate in football. Keep in mind, Andy Reid and his squad play one of the cleanest versions of football in the entire NFL. Through Week 15, the Chiefs pick up the 6th-fewest penalties per game.

They average just 5.1 per game. On Sunday, Cheffers and his crew flagged Kansas City a total of 10 times.

[ultimate175]

Is there a similar article about San Francisco?

[Chief Roundup]

Originally Posted by Mecca

Since the day Travis Kelce said he shouldn't work at a foot locker it got way worse...it's personal.

That is why Cheffers not only needs to be publicly outed but the NFL needs to be forced to remove him.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by DRM08

Seems like NFL should take that into consideration before assigning this guy to KC games. He is not capable of being objective after the Kelce comment.

I don't think the NFL cares.

[AdolfOliverBush]

Originally Posted by Mecca

Since the day Travis Kelce said he shouldn't work at a foot locker it got way worse...it's personal.

Yep, then the Arrowhead crowd made him cry like a bitch on national television.

[Bearcat]

Originally Posted by Wisconsin_Chief

They. Are. Getting. Exactly. What. They. Want.

Why is this so hard for people to understand? I really can't comprehend it.

You can't comprehend why people don't buy into pure speculation hook, line, and sinker, when there are always so many questions that go ignored and unanswered because it doesn’t fit into a narrative that's mostly made up as we go along?

I mean, I wouldn't doubt some of these refs have money on games given how incompetent they are, but most of the rigged stuff is reeruned and more convoluted than NFL rules.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by AdolfOliverBush

Yep, then the Arrowhead crowd made him cry like a bitch on national television.

He basically stood front and center yesterday and raised his 2 middle fingers to Arrowhead stadium, that was Carl Cheffers yesterday.

[Chief Roundup]

Originally Posted by DRM08

Seems like NFL should take that into consideration before assigning this guy to KC games. He is not capable of being objective after the Kelce comment.

What was that asshole's excuse for having those games against us before the Kelce comment? He has always had it in for the Chiefs.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by Bearcat

You can't comprehend why people don't buy into pure speculation hook, line, and sinker, when there are always so many questions that go ignored and unanswered because it doesn’t fit into a narrative that's mostly made up as we go along?

I mean, I wouldn't doubt some of these refs have money on games given how incompetent they are, but most of the rigged stuff is reeruned and more convoluted than NFL rules.

If a ref everyone agrees is doing a poor job works SB's or heads up the all star ref crew etc...Cheffers and Blakeman all that says to me is the refs we think are awful are the ones the NFL thinks are doing the best job...what's that say?

[BlackHelicopters]

Moar

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by wazu

The stats don't seem that damning. Actually shows Cheffers screwed a couple of other teams as much or more. Just that it's two years in a row for the Chiefs.

I don’t buy into a lot of conspiracy theories. But his record against the spread is extremely hard to ignore. Hard not to suspect some kind of funny business.

[Buehler445]

Originally Posted by Megatron96

Cheffers has been blatantly trying to tilt games against KC for a couple years now at least. Regardless of whether he's investigated, he should be fired. There's no place in the sport at any level for a ref that will call a game the way Cheffers has vs. the Chiefs. It's disgraceful.

I posted in Mecks thread that I think the shit crews are in someone’s pocket. But I think they’re betting halves. Cheffers didn’t call a bad first half. He called the helmet to helmet for juju and they didn't call a pretty egregious DPI on Sneed.

Then shit got desperate in that drive where they flagged Thornhill and McKinnon for not initiating contact. They can’t be the same staff seeing the same game in the same environment on the same day. Someone took the Texans spread second half and expected Cheffers to Deliver.

[treeguy27]

I'm surprised the no call on the Mahomes sack isn't getting more national media attention. That was a textbook example of what the league wants eliminated. That was Cheffer's call to make and he chose not to throw the flag.

I don't buy into the fact that there is a conspiracy or anything is rigged. I do think some refs are just incompetent and some like Cheffers hold personal grudges that impact their decisions.

[Bearcat]

Originally Posted by Mecca

If a ref everyone agrees is doing a poor job works SB's or heads up the all star ref crew etc...Cheffers and Blakeman all that says to me is the refs we think are awful are the ones the NFL thinks are doing the best job...what's that say?

That the NFL is a huge cash cow and doesn't care what fans think.

Sure, I get why people think the things they think, given how little accountability there is for awful refs... but a company giving no shits about having a shit product doesn't mean without a shadow of a doubt that everything is rigged.... it just means they don't care (at a minimum).

And of course, everyone here who has the theory that it's all rigged/steered/whatever has slight variations on who's involved and to what extent, ect; yet are all absolutely convinced their specifications theory is the correct one, so it's hard to keep up week to week on how it all works.

[Danguardace]

How in a country with minimal firearm control is this guy still breathing?

[Fish]

Investigated?

So, how exactly do you envision that happening?