Patrick Mahomes is batting down claims of preferential treatment from referees after controversial calls during the Kansas City Chiefs' playoff game against the Houston Texans on Saturday, Jan. 18.

In the divisional round against the Houston Texans, Mahomes largely did what he had to in order to pick up a victory, as threw for 177 yards and a touchdown. It looks like he picked up an ankle injury, though, as he popped up on KC's injury report. Despite that, Mahomes was a full participant in the team's practice.

Patrick Mahomes certainly has no reason to complain. The Chiefs’ three-time super Bowl champion quarterback downplayed the prevailing public sentiment that he and his Kansas City teammates

Patrick Mahomes said the Chiefs aren't getting favorable treatment from officials, who are "doing their best to call the game as fair and as proper as they possibly can."

Patrick Mahomes was listed on the Kansas City Chiefs injury report as dealing with an ankle injury, with Andy Reid confirming Mecole Hardman will not be returning this season

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes admitted that he did not have his finest moment early in the fourth quarter of Saturday’s AFC Divisional game against the Houston Texans.

The Kansas City Chiefs are one game away from getting back to the Super Bowl, where they’re hoping to take down their third straight Super Bowl victory. To get there they’ll have to beat the Buffalo Bills,

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes received two controversial calls en route to a 23–14 victory, benefitting from soft roughing the passer and unnecessary roughness penalties on the Texans defense. Those calls didn’t directly hand Kansas City its playoff win,