Watch: Tom Brady references 'Tuck Rule Game' while criticizing Super Bowl calls

That commentary was in response to an unnecessary roughness penalty on Chiefs defensive back Trent McDuffie, giving the Eagles a big first down and helping to set up their first touchdown of the game.

That call came after the Eagles' opening series ended due to an offensive pass interference call on A.J. Brown that negated a huge 4th-and-2 conversion.  

Both calls were controversial, with the Fox broadcast almost universally agreeing that neither play should have been flagged. 

Brady, of course, is no stranger to controversial calls, with the Tuck Rule being one of the most famous moments of his career. In the 2001 playoffs against the Oakland Raiders, Brady appeared to fumble the ball in the snow on a play that would have likely resulted in a Patriots loss. The play was eventually ruled as an incomplete pass because of the Tuck Rule, extending the Patriots' drive and helping jumpstart their run to their first Super Bowl championship.

There is no telling what happens to Brady's career or the Patriots dynasty if that call does not get overturned. It also did not get the same level of analysis that calls get today due to the absence of social media.