By james art 
Arnie Stapleton Associated Press
If the conference championships are any indications, some of the highest dramas in the Super Bowl in New Orleans in two weeks can come on a pushed impetus, refined by the Philadelphia eagles and decrypted by the city’s Kansas city superiors.
The Eagles (17-3) are so skilled in their praise plays on short yards that the commanders have committed four penalties with Jalen Hurts & Co. On or inside the 1 yard line in the fourth quarter of Philadelphia’s 55-23 route of Washington on Sunday.
32-29 creaking Kansas City over Buffalo, who sent the chiefs (17-2) to his third consecutive superbowl, turned to the beginning of the fourth quarter when Bill Josh Allen-or they were stuffed? -On the fourth and an inch in the midfield, as it lags behind with a point.
Although it originally appeared to millions of viewers and at least one employee that Alan received the nose of football through the line, the call was not a profit and a turnover of falls and a repetition agreed.
In Philadelphia, referee Sean Hochuli urged the commanders to stop their own or he will impose on the “eagles” through a vague regulation in the NFL rules of the rules of the NFL rules.
Forbidden around Jonathan Alan, who was arranged in the neutral zone and was set for encroachment, the linear player Frankie Luvu abuses his two lines for encroachment for penalty penalties for successive plays in a desperate attempt to keep the eagles outside the end zone.
The four flags in a sequence of five games-the commander legally stopped injured once-they placed the ball within an inch of the target line, and the grip finally plowed in the end zone to give Philadelphia a lead.
After Luwu’s second illegal jump, Hochuli warned Washington that he would call unsportsmanship. After Alan jumped again in an offside in a hard number of eagles, Hochuli had seen enough and, like a parent, announced that the referees could really award to a repeated punishment team.
“Washington is advised that at one point the referee can award a result if this type of behavior happens again,” Hochuli said during his message in the game.
“Simply put, a team cannot perform many fouls in an attempt to prevent the result,” Hochuli told Pool Reporter after the match. “So, No. 4 (Luwu) jumped the ball several times, then it was when the warning came in.
That’s where it is in Rule 12, Section 3, Article 2 of the League Book. Entitled “Fauli to prevent results,” it is said that the defense will not perform consistent or repeated fouls to prevent results. ” In addition, the rule states that “if the violation is repeated after warning, the result that participates is awarded to the offensive team.”
Finally, the commanders remained aside, the flags finally remained stored in the pockets of the officials, and the injuries finally scored, giving a 41-23 lead lead.
In Kansas City, where the bills were eliminated by the chiefs for the fourth time in five years, Buffalo gathered to lead 22-21 leads and faced the fourth and 1 in Kansas City 41 at the beginning of the fourth quarter.
Alan was stopped at a sneak, though one formal seemed to mark the ball along the profit line before another put it short. The review of the review confirmed the call as there was no clear evidence to cancel it.
“It seemed to me that he had come to this,” said Bill coach Sean McDermot, “And that’s all I can say.”
The CBS analyst makes Jean Stiratore agreed, saying in the broadcast: “I felt he had won it with about a third of football.”
But the superiors took and set off to move.
KC also took advantage of a controversial solution in the first half when Xavier Wortie was credited when he was fighting the Bill Safety ball Cole Bishop for a 26 Buffalo 3 yard, although the ball seems to hit the ground. The bills caused the bills, but the game was confirmed and then Mahomes became involved for 21-10 leads.
These pairs of calls came a week after Kansas City took advantage of two penalties during a 23-14 victory over Houston and added fuel to the widespread perception among non-head fans that employees prefer the two-time protection of Super Bowl champions.
However, Kansas City’s flag actually returned to bite the bills on Sunday.
McDermot took an extra point from the board when the safety of chiefs Justin Reed was whistled for being an off -on -kick. With the ball of 1, the bills tried to release it and the 2 -point attempt failed.
This left the bills to abandon 21-16 at the half and chase that point for the rest of the game. After Buffalo led 22-21 at his first driving from the second half, Alan was fired at another 2-point attempt.