In a stunning postgame outburst that’s shaking both fan bases, NFL Hall of Famer and Falcons legend Deion Sanders has publicly accused referees of “rigging” key moments in Sunday’s showdown between the Atlanta Falcons and the Buffalo Bills — a game Atlanta narrowly won in the final seconds.

“Call it what you want,” Sanders said during a live segment. “But when you see three blown calls all going one way, all favoring the home team — that’s not coincidence. That’s control.”

Sanders pointed to a series of controversial flags, including a questionable roughing-the-passer call against the Bills’ defense and a missed pass interference that could’ve flipped the game late in the fourth quarter. Fans quickly flooded social media with slowed-down replays, highlighting what many now call “game-altering decisions.”

“It’s a shame,” Sanders continued. “These players put everything on the line, and the outcome gets decided by a whistle. I’ve seen it too many times — and tonight, it was clear as day.”

The remarks sparked an immediate firestorm across the NFL community. While some dismissed Sanders’ comments as frustration-fueled emotion, others — including several former players — echoed his sentiment, calling for increased officiating transparency and accountability.

The league has not yet issued a response, though insiders expect a review of the calls in question.

For now, the debate burns on: was Atlanta’s victory truly earned, or did officiating once again tilt the balance of the game?

One thing’s certain — when Deion Sanders speaks, the football world listens.