After the 49ers’ loss to the Chiefs, many fans of the Kansas City Chiefs were quick to accuse the Super Bowl of being rigged. However, at least one former player now believes the game was manipulated to benefit the Chiefs.
Donte Whitner, a former hard-hitting safety for the San Francisco 49ers, made some outrageous allegations and claims last week during an interview on “Up & Adams.”
Whitner informed host Kay Adams that in addition to the Kansas City Chiefs, the 49ers also seemed to have to contend with Taylor Swift and the game’s officials.
“The 49ers played against the officials as well, men, when we consider the Super Bowl as well. I believe that when we see that movie, those defensive ends are shown giving bear hugs. According to Whitner, via The Big Lead, “And you really see it at blatant moments in the game.” “The 49ers faced off against the Chiefs, Taylor Swift, and the officials.”
Social media users quickly began trolling Whitner for his bizarre remarks.
According to Donte Whitner, the 49ers faced off against the Chiefs and the officials at the Super Bowl.
“We remember that the 49ers faced off against the officials during the Super Bowl.”
Despite the fact that the team had numerous chances to win the game, many NFL fans were criticizing Whitner on social media for these claims. During the Super Bowl, the 49ers also had a number of significant calls go their way in the fourth quarter and overtime.
Although his old team simply failed to complete the task at hand, supporters mistakenly believed he was making excuses for them. These are a few of the most admiring fan responses:
“All these dudes do is cry,” one fan said.
Another supporter said, “This is loser mentality.” “The Chiefs prevailed because they understood the overtime regulations and executed the game correctly. The superior team prevailed despite both teams playing well. Nothing to do with the referees. Put that away!
The 49ers simply did not take advantage of the possibilities that were presented to them. The officials did not deny the 49ers the chance to win this game, even though the Chiefs did not receive a single holding call against them. The Chiefs capitalized when they had the opportunity, but the team failed to do so.
