HH. BREAKING: Patrick Mahomes has officially called on CBS to remove Tony Romo from all future Chiefs broadcasts — a stunning escalation after Romo repeatedly accused the two-time MVP of “flopping” on national TV.
Patrick Mahomes has formally requested that CBS stop assigning Tony Romo to Chiefs games. The star quarterback believes Romo’s commentary has become personal rather than analytical.
Mahomes grew frustrated after Romo questioned a fourth-quarter play against the Colts. The analyst reacted sharply when Mahomes appeared to seek a facemask call instead of throwing to open receivers.
During the broadcast, Romo said “Mahomes is complaining about that?” This reaction went viral and fueled debate about whether the analyst has developed a negative bias toward Kansas City.
Did the refs miss a facemask penalty for Mahomes?pic.twitter.com/nhPGBnvqMp — Rate the Refs (@Rate_the_Refs) November 23, 2025
Sources inside the Chiefs say Mahomes has privately expressed concerns about Romo’s tone. He believes repeated suggestions that he exaggerates contact are unfair and harmful to his public reputation.
Team officials support Mahomes’ complaint. They argue that national analysts should maintain neutrality. They also believe Romo’s remarks have created unnecessary distractions during crucial AFC matchups.
The issue escalated after the Colts loss. Mahomes took eight sacks and endured several missed calls. Romo’s irritated reactions added to public criticism of the quarterback’s performance.
CBS has not commented publicly. However the network is reviewing future crew assignments. Internal discussions focus on whether Romo’s commentary met expected standards for fairness.
The NFL typically avoids involvement in broadcaster assignments. Even so league officials acknowledge the seriousness of conflicts between star players and national broadcast partners.
The Chiefs now shift attention back to their playoff push. Yet the question of who will call their upcoming nationally televised games remains unresolved.
Stay tuned to ESPN!
Josh Allen Donates Millions to Buffalo Children’s Hospital — A True Leader On and Off the Field
Buffalo, NY – October 5, 2025
Buffalo Bills star quarterback Josh Allen has once again proven that his impact reaches far beyond the football field. In a gesture that has touched the hearts of fans across Western New York, Allen has donated
millions of dollars to the Buffalo Children’s Hospital.
This donation continues his long-standing commitment to helping children battling cancer — a cause that has become deeply personal to him over the years. Allen’s generosity has strengthened the hospital’s programs for young patients, ensuring they receive the best care, comfort, and emotional support possible.
Over time, Allen has raised millions through fundraisers, charity partnerships, and personal donations — but his most powerful gift has always been his presence. He has spent countless hours visiting young patients, sharing stories, signing jerseys, and offering words of encouragement to children and families facing the toughest moments of their lives.
“These kids are the real fighters,” Allen once said. “Football is a game — what they go through every day is real strength, real courage, and real heart.”
Doctors and hospital staff have described Allen as a “pillar of hope,” noting how his involvement has not only boosted morale among patients but also inspired the broader Buffalo community to get involved in local charity work.
Since joining the Bills in 2018, Allen’s leadership has redefined what it means to represent Buffalo — a city built on loyalty, resilience, and compassion. His actions continue to reflect those same values that fuel the Bills Mafia every Sunday.
For fans and families alike, Josh Allen’s generosity is more than philanthropy — it’s a reminder that heroes aren’t just made on the field, but in the hearts they choose to uplift.
