Kansas City Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice stood in front of his locker and answered without hesitation. This was about a half-hour after the Chiefs’ 26-25 home victory over the Cincinnati Bengals ...

GO DEEPER Peel back Bengals' emotion and a far more critical reality emerged vs. Chiefs Here’s my view from the ground ... validity of the fourth-and-16 flag and there’s obvious ambiguity ...

officials flagged Bengals rookie Daijahn Anthony for making contact with a Patrick Mahomes target down the field. The flag gave the Chiefs a new set of downs and they won the game on a field goal ...

The first penalty was an unsportsmanlike conduct on Bengals star wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase. He wanted a flag on Chiefs All-Pro cornerback Trent McDuffie, only to get so riled up about it that ...

said Sean, a Chiefs fan who watches nearly every game from the front row at P&L. “Oh my gosh, I thought the Bengals had us,” said Samantha Hamilton. “They really played a good game ...

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs are ... see a little yellow flag lying somewhere on the field at the conclusion of the play. This exact scenario sent Cincinnati Bengals fans home ...

In came the late flag. Bengals safety Daijahn Anthony arrived a split-second early to break up the pass. The 29-yard penalty instantly moved the Chiefs into field-goal range. Four plays later ...

Harrison Butker kicked a 51-yard field goal as time expired and the Kansas City Chiefs, kept alive by a pass interference call on Bengals safety ... with his body, and flags flew with 38 seconds ...