Adam Schefter finds himself at the center of a storm after a controversial Patrick Mahomes tweet sparks outrage. Fans and analysts alike voice their disappointment, turning social media into an emotional battlefield as debates over fairness, loyalty, and journalistic integrity take hold.

ESPN’s Adam Schefter is the top NFL insider in the business.

He’s typically the first to report the biggest breaking news stories in the NFL, and he often has the most credible inside information and connection with sources that few around the league have access to.

However, Schefter sometimes gets himself in hot water with the way he words some of his tweets. The one he fired off on Saturday evening about a possible NFL rule change is a prime example.

“For all those complaining that Patrick Mahomes gets too many calls, relief soon could be on the way,” Schefter tweeted along with an accompanying story. “NFL replay assist is expected to expand this offseason into plays that could include the quarterback slide, league sources told ESPN.”

While Schefter was likely trying to point out the potential rule change has been the center of attention in recent days because of the two questionable calls in Mahomes’ favor in last week’s divisional-round win over the Houston Texans, he actually ruffled a lot of feathers for singling out one of the league’s biggest stars, and some fellow sports-media pundits weren’t afraid to shine a light on Schefter’s blunder.

“Listen, I (and basically everyone) like @AdamSchefter,” FS1’s Nick Wright stated. “But writing this piece, framing it around Mahomes exclusively, and not including the fact that *the league says both calls were correct & replay wouldn’t have changed either* is simply ludicrous & poor journalism.