Conspiracy theory 'insulting and preposterous' - NFL referee association
The executive director of the NFL Referees Association is the latest to release a statement to rubbish the continued conspiracy theory about bias towards the Kansas City Chiefs. Roger Goodell called it a "ridiculous theory" and three-time Super Bowl winner Julian Edelman labelled it as "baloney" and now the head of the refereeing union has also rejected the claims.
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As the Chiefs continue to prepare for Sunday's big game, head coach Andy Reid is disputing claims NFL referees have given his team an unfair advantage.
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