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A study finds the NFL's most profitable team, the Chiefs, received fewer holding penalties, especially in key games, raising fairness concerns.
A University of Texas at El Paso study analyzing 20 NFL seasons finds that the Kansas City Chiefs were less likely to be penalized for holding, especially in high-stakes games, suggesting possible officiating bias linked to the team’s financial value.
The research attributes this trend not to corruption but to subconscious influence from the Chiefs’ status as the league’s most profitable franchise, driven by Patrick Mahomes and Taylor Swift’s association.
While the study does not prove intentional wrongdoing, it supports long-standing fan concerns about fairness.
This comes amid a nationwide poll asking Americans if they believe the NFL is rigged, reflecting ongoing public skepticism about officiating and league integrity.
Un estudio encuentra que el equipo más rentable de la NFL, los Chiefs, recibieron menos penalizaciones de retención, especialmente en juegos clave, lo que plantea preocupaciones sobre la equidad.