Originally Posted by Pasta Little Brioni:
Remember when the Chiefs actually got screwed over game after game pre Mahomes and were told bitching about officiating is something only losers do by fans such as these smug mule toolers and Patriotards?
Specifically, the countless number of times that Tamba Hali and Justin Houston got neck-tied by Donks O-Lineman during the Manning days.
The trouble started with a Donks at KC game in Nov. 2012 & in that game both Houston and Hali were getting constant pressure on Manning and the Donks didn't get the blowout over KC everybody was anticipating (Donks won 17-9) and afterwards we started seeing Hali and Houston getting necktied repeatedly in games against the Donks. [Reply]
Originally Posted by TEX:
You fail to remember how Bronco fans acted during the Manning years.
The good teams and best players, esp QBs have always had the benefit of doubt swing in their favor. I don’t get too wrapped up in it, never have unless it’s just flagrant. KC gets a fair share of calls or no calls to their benefit as the top team.
Social media also exposes it more now, for all teams. Was it the Bikings game that had 3 missed face mask calls this last week? [Reply]
Originally Posted by Mile High Mania:
The good teams and best players, esp QBs have always had the benefit of doubt swing in their favor. I don’t get too wrapped up in it, never have unless it’s just flagrant. KC gets a fair share of calls or no calls to their benefit as the top team.
Social media also exposes it more now, for all teams. Was it the Bikings game that had 3 missed face mask calls this last week?
Yeah and 50% of the comments on social media blamed the CHIEFS for it. That's the world we live in. [Reply]
Can we all agree that watching the Donks lose in the worst way possible was spectacular? I'd take that over a blow out every time...
I mean this was their Superbowl..they've waited all year for it....and a chance at respectability. Nope...still the average team they've been for a decade...another year, another losing season. [Reply]