LeBron James FURIOUSLY calls out the NFL for their ‘rigged’ officiating resulting in an anti-climactic end to Super Bowl LVII
Chiefs won their second title in four years. However, LeBron James didn't like the ending of the game which was decided by a controversial late-game ref decision.
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If there is one sport that LeBron James enjoys watching as much as basketball, it is NFL. The Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles had everything a football fan could ask for. However, according to the Los Angeles Lakers star, not everything went right during the game. In fact, he called out the referees for a bad call during crunch time.
It appears that either James has been trolling referees recently as a result of a string of bad calls against him, or they really have been making some bad calls. During the game, the 19-time All-Star tweeted about a bad call and stated that such rulings should not happen in the Super Bowl. “Sorry but I don’t like that call! Not for the Super Bowl man!” James wrote. Apparently, during the play, Chiefs’ JuJu Smith-Schuster was held from behind by Eagles’ James Bradberry.
However, the replay showed that it was not a clear foul. According to the four-time NBA champion, Bradberry hand on Schuster had no effect on movement. “His hand on his back had no effect on his route!” he wrote. “This game was too damn good for that call to dictate the outcome at the end. Damn! By the way I have no horse in the race. Just my professional opinion,” added the superstar. The Chiefs defeated the Eagles with a 38-25 score to win Super Bowl LVII.
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