Controversial Fake Punt Call in Bills-Chiefs Game Sparks Debate

Chiefs' Travis Kelce Questions Decision, Suggests Bills Noticed Chiefs Were a Man Down

During the AFC Divisional Game against the Kansas City Chiefs, the Buffalo Bills attempted a fake punt on fourth-and-five from their own 30-yard line, which resulted in a turnover on downs.
Kansas City Chiefs' tight end Travis Kelce expressed confusion over the Bills' decision, stating that it was not the time for a fake punt, especially during the playoffs.
Kelce speculated that the Bills may have noticed the Chiefs only had 10 men on the field and decided to take advantage of the situation.
Despite the turnover, the Bills were not immediately punished as the Chiefs fumbled the ball on the second play of the ensuing drive.
Despite the controversial play, the Chiefs won the game and secured a spot in the AFC Championship Game.