Patrick Mahomes is furious.

As the Kansas City Chiefs suffered a defeat against the Buffalo Bills in Week 14, Mahomes was spotted on the home team's sideline, expressing his frustration by ranting and tossing his helmet in a stark manifestation of anger. This emotional outburst and display of rage are uncommon for the Chiefs Kingdom to witness from their star quarterback.

He appeared to be shouting with intense anger.  "Offensive offsides? That's terrible, man" in a close-up video featured by CBS.

The Chiefs didn't just add another loss to their record, marking their fourth in the last six games and bringing them to an 8-5 standing. It was a heart-wrenching defeat that slipped away in the final moments. Despite being down 20-17, they came tantalizingly close to orchestrating a comeback against the Bills, sparked by a 49-yard pass from Mahomes to tight end Travis Kelce (to wide receiver Kadarius Toney).

However, the joy was short-lived.

In the enchanting play that ultimately didn't count, Kelce executed a lateral to Toney, who took the pass from Mahomes and made it to the end zone for what would have given the Chiefs a 4-point lead. Unfortunately, the play was nullified due to an offensive offsides call. Yes, offensive offsides. Here was Mahomes's reaction:

"It's obviously tough to swallow, not only for me but for football in general, to take away greatness like that," Mahomes said. "Who knows if we win, but I know as fans you want to see the guys on the field decide the game ... They're human, man. They make mistakes. Every week we're talking about something.”

"Another game, we're talking about the refs. It's not what we want for the NFL or for football," Mahomes told reporters after the game. He said he asked three referees for an explanation but wasn't given one.”

"Very disappointed that it ended the way it did. Normally, I get a warning before something like that happens in a big game," Kansas City head coach Andy Reid said. "A bit embarrassing in the National Football league for that to take place."

Many are wondering about the unfolding of events, and you're not the only one. After the game, figures like Mahomes and head coach Andy Reid, who typically deliver mundane coach-speak or player-speak, assuming responsibility and pledging improvement after each loss, found themselves bombarded with emotion and criticism.

Following the game, Reid echoed Mahomes' statement, affirming the notion of typically receiving advance notice from the officials.

In a sense, witnessing Mahomes express such frustration might be beneficial, considering the Chiefs had spent a significant portion of the game undermining themselves with penalties and turnovers. The final three-point margin can hardly be solely attributed to the referees.

Chiefs coach Andy Reid was extremely frustrated as well, saying afterwards, 'Usually I get a warning before something like that happens. ... It's a bit embarrassing in the National Football League for that to take place. ... I've been in the league for a long time. Haven't had one like that.'

The Chiefs have now dropped four of their last six games, resulting in an 8-5 record after the loss.

Meanwhile, the Bills improved to 7-6, keeping their playoff aspirations alive.

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