With the Super Bowl fast approaching, much of the discourse has been focused on the Kansas City Chiefs and accusations of collusion by referees and authorities.
Whilst the claims are unfounded, the conspiracy theories have been running wild with many fans thinking that the Chiefs get favorable calls from the officials which have helped them get to a third consecutive Super Bowl.
One voice of authority when it comes to winning Super Bowls is undoubtedly Tom Brady, given he won seven of them during his career with the New England Patriots and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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He is not at all interested in the idea that the Chiefs have been cheating to reach this point.
Brady calls theories ‘BS’
Brady joined Fox & Friends to discuss the upcoming clash between the Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles.
“I think it’s just all BS. It’s just a bunch of noise,” Brady said. “These refs have very challenging jobs to do. I’m very happy Twitter didn’t exist during the Tuck Rule Game in 2001, let me say that.
“I would’ve been on the wrong end on a lot of those. But these refs are out there trying to do their very best,” he continued.
“They got to make decisions in a split second and they’re gonna call what they see and these guys are some of the most professional people on the field. They just want to do a good job like everyone else.
“And look, sometimes the calls go your way, sometimes they don’t. In the end, throughout a 140-play game on both sides of the ball, the players have plenty of opportunities to go out there and make an impact in the game, winning or losing and that’s what I’m excited to see on Sunday night.”