Tom Brady Continues to Allege and Present Evidence that Kansas City Chiefs Owner Tavia Shackles’ Wife Paid Millions of Dollars to Referee Clete Blakeman and a Group of Other Referees to Gain an Advantage in the AFC Championship Game Against the Buffalo Bills, Leaving Bills Owner Kim S. Pegula Furious Over the Chiefs’ Dirty Behavior and Her Response to the Scandal. FULL STORY BELOW

Recent allegations have surfaced accusing Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt’s wife, Tavia Hunt, of bribing NFL officials to influence the outcome of the AFC Championship Game against the Buffalo Bills. These claims suggest that Tavia Hunt paid millions to referee Clete Blakeman and other officials to secure a favorable result for the Chiefs.

However, these allegations have been widely debunked. Notably, former NFL quarterback Tom Brady publicly dismissed such conspiracy theories, stating:

> “I think it’s just all BS, a bunch of noise. These refs have very challenging jobs to do… They got to make decisions in a split second, and they’re gonna call what they see.”

Additionally, no credible news outlets have reported any evidence supporting these bribery claims. Fans and analysts alike have criticized the spread of these unfounded rumors, emphasizing the importance of relying on verified information.

As of now, there is no substantiated evidence to support the allegations against Tavia Hunt or the Chiefs organization regarding bribery or misconduct in the AFC Championship Game.