The Kansas City Chiefs appeared to benefit from a big no-call early in the AFC Championship Game against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday.
The Bengals were trailing 7-0 in the first quarter when Joe Burrow threw a perfect pass to Tee Higgins in the end zone. Higgins was unable to secure the ball, which is no surprise considering his right arm was being held by Chiefs defensive back Rashad Fenton.
The Chiefs got away with pass interference here.pic.twitter.com/CSsXQC339W
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That was definite pass interference, but the officials let it go. There’s a good chance Higgins would have hauled in the pass had his arm not been held.
The Bengals were forced to settle for a field goal, so the no-call had a big impact on the drive.
