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Former head of NFL officiating defends controversial penalties involving QB Patrick Mahomes

Former head of NFL officiating defends controversial penalties involving QB Patrick Mahomes


Published on 2025-01-19 20:45:27 - MSN
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  • Two penalties in favor of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes during Saturday's divisional-round game against the Houston Texans reignited debate on how the officials protect quarterbacks.

The article discusses Dean Blandino, the former head of NFL officiating, defending controversial penalties involving Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Blandino, now an NFL rules analyst for Fox Sports, commented on two specific instances where Mahomes was involved in plays that resulted in penalties. One was a roughing the passer call against the Las Vegas Raiders, where Mahomes was hit late by Maxx Crosby, and another was a defensive holding call on the Buffalo Bills' Taron Johnson during a crucial moment in a playoff game. Blandino explained that these calls, although controversial, were in line with current NFL rules aimed at protecting quarterbacks and ensuring fair play. He emphasized that while fans and analysts might debate these decisions, the officials were adhering to the guidelines set by the NFL to protect players and maintain game integrity.

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