Underinflated Footballs in Patriots-Chiefs Game Not Patriots' Fault

The balls were tested and found to be underinflated during the game, but the Patriots were not responsible for the error this time.

During the recent Patriots-Chiefs game, the special teams footballs used were reportedly underinflated, but not by the Patriots.
The Patriots complained to the officials during the first half of the game that the balls used by the punters and kickers were too soft.
The balls were tested at halftime and found to be inflated to 11 psi, instead of the league-mandated minimum of 13.5 psi.
Both teams' kickers missed field goals in the first half, but after the balls were checked and fixed at halftime, every kickoff for both teams reached the end zone.
This incident is a throwback to the Deflategate scandal, where the Patriots were fined $1 million and docked two draft picks, and Tom Brady was suspended for four games.