Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes regrets his irate response to officials flagging Kadarius Toney offside in Sunday’s loss to Buffalo.

Wednesday, the MVP quarterback said the emotions of the moment got the best of him, and he is particularly disappointed in his interaction with Bills quarterback Josh Allen after the contest, wherein cameras caught Mahomes complaining to his counterpart about the call.

“Yeah, definitely emotion talking when I was talking to Josh at midfield,” he said. “Just to lose the football game, a tough football game in a tough way. But I let it go on too long, ’cause like I said, he had nothing to do with it. Just show better sportsmanship and tell him great game and kinda keep it moving.”

Officials penalized Toney for lining up offside — the correct call — on a play that would have resulted in the go-ahead touchdown with just over a minute remaining in the contest. After a failed fourth down ended the Chiefs’ chances, Mahomes blew up on the sideline, and his complaints carried over after the game and into his postgame news conference.