Peyton Manning Wants Rule Change on Offensive Offsides After Kadarius Toney Penalty

Peyton Manning is calling for a rule change after a controversial ending to Sunday night's matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills.

As the Chiefs trailed 20-17 late in the game, Patrick Mahomes connected with Travis Kelce, who threw a pass to receiver Kadarius Toney, who found the end zone on one of the wildest plays of the season.

Unfortunately for the Chiefs, Toney was lined up offsides and the play was called back. The Bills went on to win the game.

The offsides call has sparked major controversy following the game with Mahomes and others voicing their distain for the penalty.

Manning chimed in on the conversation on Monday, calling it "the most famous offensive offsides penalty of all time." Now, he believes the NFL should change how it approaches offensive offsides.

"I think they should change that rule," Manning told ESPN's Pardon the Interruption. "If they're going to call that, just blow that play dead so we don't see what would have happened."

As it stands, if a player lines up offsides, the penalty flag is thrown but the play continues, compared to a penalty like a false start where the play is blown dead and play stops.

The NFL has not addressed any alterations coming to the rule, but with voices like Manning speaking up, perhaps it could lead to a change.