Patrick Mahomes should be embarrassed after postgame interaction with Josh Allen
Despite his frustration, Patrick Mahomes couldn't even take a few seconds to speak with Josh Allen after the game. WROC's Thad Brown caught the interaction between the two quarterbacks immediately after. And Mahomes' meltdown continued. "Oddest f***ing call I’ve ever seen," Mahomes said while hugging Allen. "Offensive offsides on that play, man. F***ing terrible.” Mahomes […]
Despite his frustration, Patrick Mahomes couldn't even take a few seconds to speak with Josh Allen after the game.
WROC's Thad Brown caught the interaction between the two quarterbacks immediately after. And Mahomes' meltdown continued.
"Oddest f***ing call I’ve ever seen," Mahomes said while hugging Allen. "Offensive offsides on that play, man. F***ing terrible.”
Mahomes was upset after the officials called back an impressive play by the Chiefs that would have resulted in a potential game-winning touchdown.
The quarterback located Travis Kelce who took the ball past the 30, but was caught between a few Bills defenders. He looked back and with quick thinking, sent the ball to Kadarius Toney who took it into the end zone.
Yet despite the impressive play, the play got called back after the officials ruled that receiver Toney was offsides.
After that play, the Chiefs final three attempts were unsuccessful and they were then forced to turned the ball over on downs.
Mahomes repeated similar sentiments all throughout the final moments of the game and that didn't stop when the clock hit zero. He had to be held back by his teammates at one point and also threw his helmet onto the ground in frustration.
While his interaction with Allen happened on the field straight after the game, Mahomes still did not simmer down before heading to the podium.
"Another game, we're talking about the refs. It's not what we want for the NFL or for football." Mahomes said.
Mahomes is a quarterback who is known to keep his cool in hard moments, but this was very different. Instead he kept it going, even into the postgame handshakes.
Regardless of how he felt, Allen and the Bills were not the ones to make that final call and because of that he should have taken a moment to say good game to his friend and fellow quarterback.
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