Raheem Morris had a perfect 4-word answer to the Chiefs' non-decision on pass interference

This post has been updated because an earlier version contained an inaccuracy.

Raheem Morris didn't mean to say anything, but after just four words you KNOW what he meant.

The Atlanta Falcons head coach was visibly upset after a fourth-down pass fell short late in Sunday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs when Kirk Cousins ​​tried to hit Kyle Pitts … but it looked like Bryan Cook was trying to impede London.

When asked about not accepting the game, Morris replied, “I like my money.”

Morris said a bit more about how the referees made the decision, but you get what I mean. He doesn't want to get fined:

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