If you already think the Kansas City Chiefs get all the calls...

Good news, Chiefs fans. Shawn Hochuli will be the referee for Kansas City’s AFC Divisional round game against the Buffalo Bills.

Hochuli has officiated 10 of Kansas City’s games in the Patrick Mahomes era, with the Chiefs going 8-2 in those contests. In the playoffs, KC is 2-0 with Hochuli reffing.

This season, Hochuli was in charge of officiating two Chiefs games, which were both KC wins over New England and Denver.

While that may appear to be good news for the AFC’s No. 3 seed, it certainly seems to be the opposite for Buffalo.

The Bills were penalized 40 times for 347 yards in the last four games that Hochuli has reffed. That includes this season’s OT loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

In that one game, Hochuli called Buffalo for 11 penalties — one more than he called against New England in two games. The Bills lost the sixth-most yards under a Hochuli-led crew this year.

“Hochuli is known for calling a penalty-filled game,” wrote Chris Owen for WYRK radio’s website. “He’s also the head official for the Bills game in Philadelphia, where the crew missed an obvious horse-collar tackle on Josh Allen, which likely would have resulted in a red zone touchdown.”

This data doesn’t help the ongoing notion that Kansas City gets most of the calls in its favor. In those two wins with Hochuli and crew officiating, the Chiefs were only hit with nine penalties for 99 yards.

Back in October, Pete Grathoff of the Kansas City Star wrote about two fourth-quarter calls — PI against L’Jarius Sneed, and no flag for him removing his helmet — that fans/viewers believe were “slanted in favor of the Chiefs.”

He says KC doesn’t get any special treatment, because Dean Blandino, the former ref turned Fox Sports rules analyst said so.

“I know that’s a popular narrative around fans who say they’re a successful team, they’re gonna get the call, that stuff tends to even out over the course of time,” Blandino said in an interview on The Drive, a Kansas City sports radio station (KCSP 610 AM).