Mahomes, a two-time MVP, is arguably the best player in the league today and certainly one of the most recognisable. He stands out with his curly hair but also due to the fact he wears his helmet ...

Anderson made slight contact with Mahomes’ helmet while hitting him and after the ball had been released, but some wondered whether the referees could have let it go. NFL senior VP of ...

Yet, it was one play that didn’t draw a flag that could prove a most consequential non-call if the NFL decides to join the ...

Anderson said Mahomes’ head moved slightly on the tackle, indicating contact to his helmet. “If there’s contact to the head of the quarterback, that’s probably going to be called by the ...

He acknowledged that while it might "seem" like incidental contact, officials must make their judgment based on what they see in real-time, and in this case, the hit to Mahomes' helmet was enough ...

Anderson said the reason for the call was based on the fact that Mahomes' head moved slightly on the tackle, indicating contact to his helmet. "If there's contact to the head of the quarterback ...

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is on the receiving end of ... I had forcible contact there to the hairline, to the helmet.” Walt Anderson, longtime NFL senior vice president ...