Refs won

I believe if the Refs called the game correctly Houston wins. How many drives did they extend? Really sad for Houston.

And I am a Cowboys fan who did not bet on the game. 

2 poor calls did not mean Houston wins. Want to blame someone? Start with Houston special teams.

You should know Kansas City Refs

NFL Eras Tour with Taylor Swift. Refs looking for handouts after this. 

@the1toturn2

 Does that mean you disagree? Or are you saying they didn’t have a big impact? I accept I could be wrong. It’s just the way I saw it.

@ORSO

 You are right. Very sad. I’ve been a fan for many years. That was just really bad

yep, their kick coverage team and multiple field goal/extra point misses had nothing to do with their losing

Lamo Everyone finding lame reasons for Dynasty KC chiefs to lose

It means many people that lose need to have their excuses 

I won but the Texans got screwed 

crybaby Mahomes gets every call. face the facts. KC was outplayed.

@osubucks1

 Absolutely a huge factor. But remember the 2 terrible calls extended drives. KC got points on both drives. Not to mention momentum when your defense gets off the field and your offense is jacked up.   

@Ryoshiii

 Come on you are a chiefs fan. You would be irate if you were a Texans fan.  Minus special teams they played really well.

@the1toturn2

 Seriously I didn’t lose.  I didn’t bet yesterday. I just thought the game was called very unfairly.

 I bet. I lost. But Ive watched those two roughing the Baby Jesus calls over and over and just stunned  they were called.

The ref that called it by the way is 8-0 with KC when hes reffing.Not that thats a big deal.

Also Kelce staring down at opponent after his touchdown was taunting. Was not called. 

Even a few Chief players thanked the refs jokingly for helping out, not to mention several analysts.  Martins answer to why he threw the flag was just a s laughable.

You can call it sour grapes on my part but Ill just say lets hold the refs accountable for sloppy calls

To quote Dana White, "don't leave it in the hands of the refs"