Chiefs Fans Made A Scared Ref Almost Cry During Call

Social Media Thinks NFL Ref Was Holding Back Tears Making A Call To A Rowdy Chiefs Crowd (VIDEO + TWEETS)

October 10, 2022, 10:53pm ESTBy Darrelle Lincoln

The Chiefs fan base officially has the refs shaken Monday Night Football.

During the third quarter, a clearly stressed ref seemed like he was holding back tears as he made a call to the crowd.

The Chiefs fans really have this ref shook ? pic.twitter.com/HTwMSwRxqC
— Bussin' With The Boys ? (@BussinWTB) October 11, 2022

Here’s how social media responded:

am i trippin or did that ref sound like he wanted to cry LMFAO crowd getting to the refs in kc #MNF
— Champagnebunny⚾️ (@champagnebunny6) October 11, 2022

Why the ref sound like he was about to cry on that last call ??
— ✭ GWP ✭ (@griffinpickett4) October 11, 2022

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Chiefs fans have made the ref cry pic.twitter.com/tdF9H6lZrB
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Nah I feel kinda bad for that ref. He sounded like he was going to cry
— i sleep (@Merkerler) October 11, 2022

The ref bout to cry yo the crowd done overwhelmed that man ???
— Souljas (@RavensSoulja) October 11, 2022

ref sounds likes about to cry
— Zach (@Zakk_DAL) October 11, 2022

Ref wants to cry.
— CERTIFIED FIRE NAGY BOY (@rooach) October 11, 2022

Did the ref just cry???
— Keaton It Real (@KeatonItReal_) October 11, 2022

Since falling 17-0, the Chiefs have since taken the lead in the second-half game against the Raiders. The home team currently is holding a seven-point lead in the fourth quarter.