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8:46Now PlayingThe Kansas City Chiefs were unable to hold off the Buffalo Bills in Week 14, and Nick Wright breaks down the controversial call that led to Kadarius Toney drawing a flag in what could have been a game winning play for Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce. While Nick acknowledges Toney was lined up incorrectly, he points out that he was lined up in the exact same way at least five times before the official called a flag. He breaks down his frustrations, and offers understanding towards Mahomes, who was visibly angry after the loss.
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