Former Denver Broncos safety Justin Simmons has had it with Kansas City Chiefs fans — while also accusing the team of getting preferential treatment from refs ever since signing Patrick Mahomes. Simmons, 32, spoke out on the latest episode of his The Last Line podcast, posted on Wednesday, November 4, with former teammate Kareem Jackson. […]

The Denver Broncos’ comeback win over the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday came down to a controversial false start on fourth-and-goal, and plenty of Chiefs fans are still upset about it. One former Broncos star doesn’t want to hear those complaints. On his podcast this week, former Broncos safety Justin Simmons went off on Chiefs…

Former Denver Broncos safety Justin Simmons has hit back at Kansas City Chiefs fans questioning the controversial false start call that helped decide their team’s defeat. The Chiefs appeared to have snatched a late victory against Denver after Patrick Mahomes found the end zone in the final seconds.

Justin Simmons had his criticism of John Harbaugh ready before the New York Giants even finished their Week 7 game. He knew the argument he wanted to make, knew where he would place the blame, and was ready to take Harbaugh to task on television if the Giants lost.

The Baltimore Ravens looked like they were well on their way to one of their most impressive wins of the season against the Cincinnati Bengals. With no Lamar Jackson, they had held up defensively and were shutting out a Joe Burrow-led offense.

Justin Simmons has spent years knowing exactly what it feels like to be on the wrong side of the Kansas City Chiefs. So even after watching quarterback Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs pull out another dramatic victory, a 33-30 overtime thriller against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, the former Denver Broncos safety had no problem acknowledging what he saw from his old AFC West rival.

Justin Simmons called ESPN's coverage of Jonathon Cooper "absolute bs" compared it to coverage Mike Vrabel's offseason.

Justin Simmons is stepping into a new role. The former Denver Broncos safety is joining CBS Sports HQ as an NFL Analyst, with congratulations pouring in from many well-known names, including ex-NFL safety Ryan Clark and former cornerback Darius Slay.

Bleacher Report's Alex Kay urged former Broncos All-Pro safety Justin Simmons to come out of retirement and join his old team. The post Former Broncos All-Pro Urged to Come Out of Retirement appeared first on HEAVY.