Former NFL defensive tackle Breiden Fehoko has made a bold claim about the standard of officiating that takes place at Arrowhead Stadium.Fehoko’s comments come just a few days after he made an initial claim that officials have ‘rigged’ NFL and college games in the past.Fehoko claimed that officials rig NFL and College football gamesGettyAfter saying the league threatened to cancel his pension based on his comments, he has since doubled down in a specific accusation aimed at the Kansas City Chiefs.“Playing at Arrowhead Stadium is the most rigged venue in professional sports since Tom Brady left Foxborough,” Fehoko said.“It has become a joke. And I believe players who have competed against the Kansas City Chiefs know exactly what I’m talking about.“Throughout my NFL career, we would have meetings with officials, and coaches would remind us to prepare for the possibility of a call in this game that could shift the momentum in Kansas City’s favor. “This wasn’t something we simply ignored. It was something we discussed and prepared for.“I believe the NFL has a history of giving favorable treatment to teams and players who represent its biggest markets and most valuable storylines.”Contrary to Fehoko’s comments, StatMuse actually shows that the Chiefs are the second-most penalized team since 2018, behind only the Dallas Cowboys.They are arguably the NFL’s most recognizable team, and have been since the end of the New England Patriots dynasty.This is largely thanks to three Super Bowl victories – and two more defeats in the season showpiece; Patrick Mahomes ascension to one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time and Travis Kelce’s marriage to global icon Taylor Swift.Kansas City’s success also comes with this added attention, leading to the perception that calls are more likely to go in their favor. Fehoko claimed teams prepared for officials to call in favor of the ChiefsGettyTaylor Swift’s increasing presence at Arrowhead draws more attentionGettyResearch conducted by the University of Texas at El Paso does however suggest that the Chiefs are receiving favorable calls in their biggest games.More than 13,000 penalty calls from 2015 through 2023 were analysed leading to that conclusion.“Postseason officiating has disproportionately favored the Mahomes-era Kansas City Chiefs, coinciding with their rise as one of the NFL’s most marketable franchises,” the report continued. It showed that, in playoff games, penalties against Kansas City’s opponents were 2.36 more yards than average. Flags were also 23 percent more likely to result in a first down in favor of the Chiefs.Whether Fehoko gets punished for his comments remains to be seen.Fehoko claimed that the league warned him they would take his pensionGettyThe Chiefs are back in action on Sunday Night Football, when all eyes will be on their match up with Super Bowl champions Seattle – although the game will take place at the Seahawks Lumen Field.