Patrick Mahomes is in hot waters after his sideline tirade against an NFL official during the Kansas City Chiefs’ week 14 loss to the Buffalo Bills. The epic showdown’s penultimate moments saw the Chiefs breaking into a synchronized gridiron dance to score the final TD. But it was negated due to an offside penalty on Kadarius Toney.

What followed next was a sideline screaming match between an NFL official and Mahomes. Complete with helmet smashing and all. Mahomes followed it up by expressing that he wasn’t happy with the decision, only to retrace his steps two days later and agree with the call. Also joining the bandwagon was Chiefs’ head coach, Andy Reid, who expressed his displeasure with the call.

Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid Face NFL fines for officiating remarks

Patrick Mahomes and Chiefs’ head honcho Andy Reid are being fined for their attack on NFL officials.

NFL sleuth Dov Kleiman, hitting up ‘X,’ tweeted, “𝗥𝗘𝗣𝗢𝗥𝗧: The NFL has fined #Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes and coach Andy Reid for their comments on the officiating after losing to the #Bills last week, per Mike Florio.”

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The tweet also featured an image of the HC-QB duo in action. Interestingly, Mahomes, in his statement apologizing to the NFL, agreed to accept any form of punishment the board saw fit. And this is how the board dropped the hammer on their officiating comments. 

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