Sometimes in life, you’ll see something happen and go, “Well, I didn’t have that on my BINGO card.” Such is life in Kansas City, where a miraculous play nearly gave the Chiefs the win over the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. But officials rightly ruled that Kadarius Toney was lined up offsides, nullifying the play. That led to the Chiefs’ demise to the Bills. The spectacular went up in smoke, in this case.
Sure enough, the absurdities didn’t stop after the clock went quadruple zeros at Arrowhead Stadium. Matt Derrick of ChiefsDigest.com, and a contributor to Sports Radio 810 and 580 Sports Talk in Kansas City, made a note of something extremely absurd:
“OK I’ve seen it all tonight,” Derrick said on X, the website formerly known as Twitter. “Chris Jones abruptly ended his press conference as a ceiling tile fell on members of the media in the press conference room.”
OK I’ve seen it all tonight. Chris Jones abruptly ended his press conference as a ceiling tile fell on members of the media in the press conference room. pic.twitter.com/l1bbCXZX2B
— Matt Derrick (@mattderrick) December 11, 2023
Fortunately, based on a check of Derrick’s timeline and otherwise, no reported injuries appear to have surfaced from this bizarre and abrupt incident. That’s certainly a relief, considering the alternative could have turned catastrophic.
Given the fact that no one was hurt, that led several on the website to make the same joke–that the sky was falling in Kansas City.
The sky is LITERALLY falling at Arrowhead. https://t.co/Wi7HsTz4Kp
— Joshua Brisco (@jbbrisco) December 11, 2023
Taking “the sky is falling” a bit too literally https://t.co/ot7S1t1nmA
— JP Acosta (@acosta32_jp) December 11, 2023
Well I guess the sky really is falling https://t.co/XsxSSUy0FS
— Jason Anderson (@J810Anderson) December 11, 2023
When it rains it pours… ceiling tiles https://t.co/5Wkt5jRQwf
— Chris (@TrashTweetsOnIy) December 11, 2023
Things are literally falling apart for the Chiefs https://t.co/wR980RNeMI
— Jackson Schneider (@JBane87) December 11, 2023
the sky is falling at Arrowhead https://t.co/dM3fli9qab
— Joe (@tweets_by_joe) December 11, 2023
This is a bit on the nose as the sky is actually falling at Arrowhead https://t.co/81U7bBuBvD
— Chandler Farmer (@wchandlerf) December 11, 2023
It’s probably good to be lighthearted about something if you’re a Chiefs fan. The way this season has gone has been far from their usual behavior. Their shocking lack of accountability at the end of the game over a pretty obvious penalty – there’s no grey area for a binary rule like offsides – was revealing. Not in a good way, either.
Hopefully, the next go around features less destruction, though. I think everyone, media members or otherwise, would likely appreciate it.

About Chris Novak
Chris Novak has been talking and writing about sports ever since he can remember. Previously, Novak wrote for and managed sites in the SB Nation network for nearly a decade from 2013-2022
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