Chiefs fall to Packers in stunning fashion as game ends in controversy

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The Green Bay Packers stunned the Kansas City Chiefs, 27-19, and quarterback Jordan Love threw three touchdowns to secure the victory Sunday night.

The Packers, now 6-6, move into playoff position in the NFC. The Chiefs would have secured the No. 1 seed in the AFC with a victory, but at 8-4, they are now the No. 3 seed behind the Miami Dolphins and Baltimore Ravens.

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes had the chance to deliver another magical late-game drive down eight points with less than two minutes on the clock and no timeouts, but controversy ensued as he tried to charge downfield.

There was a controversial call, and more importantly, a no-call that will have sports personalities talking all day on Monday about what could have been. 

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Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (#15) looks to pass during the second half against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field on Dec. 3 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. (Patrick McDermott/Getty Images)

The first came when Mahomes was rushing for 10 yards and Packers safety Jonathan Owens came up and hit him as he was trying to run out of bounds to stop the clock. A referee across the field threw the flag for unnecessary roughness, but replay showed that Mahomes was still in bounds when Owens made contact with him. 

While it shouldn't have been a penalty, the Chiefs moved up 15 extra yards to their 40-yard line with 57 seconds left to play. 

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But the bigger official blunder came on the very next play when Mahomes decided to take a deep shot to