Controversial Non-Call Helps Chiefs Secure Win Over Falcons

Officials' decision not to flag Bryan Cook for pass interference sparks debate as Kansas City edges Atlanta 22-17.

Kansas City Chiefs safety Bryan Cook was involved in a controversial non-call for pass interference against Falcons tight end Kyle Pitts late in the game.
Referee Tra Blake explained that the decision was a real-time judgment call, and from the officials' angle, no foul was seen.
Falcons coach Raheem Morris and quarterback Kirk Cousins both refrained from directly criticizing the officials but hinted at their dissatisfaction.
Despite the non-call, the Falcons had another chance to win but failed to convert on a fourth-and-1 run, stopped by Chiefs linebacker Nick Bolton.
The Chiefs remain undefeated at 3-0, while the Falcons fall to 1-2, with fans and analysts debating the impact of officiating on the game's outcome.