Originally Posted by ChiefsLV:
Author is a former Eagles beat reporter. Doesn't mention bad calls going against KC like the false start that was really encroachment that would have made it 3rd and 5 instead of 3rd and 15. Doesn't fit the narrative. Also when did the announcers become the experts on how how the game should be called?
1 .They are completely ignoring that there was DPI on that play which was not called, so we would have had the ball there anyway.
2. Even if it was incomplete, there was a defensive holding on that play which would have given us 1st and 10 at Buffalo's 24 yard line. We probably would have scored a TD anyway AND taken more time off the clock which would have made Buffalo's TD near the end of the half more unlikely.
So in the end, the call actually benefitted the Bills. But we won't talk about that, will we biased media? [Reply]
Originally Posted by RealSNR:
I think Nantz wanted the Bills so hard he actually believed he could see a flag on that 4th and 5 incomplete to Kincaid.
The dipshit ruined my moment of joy with his pissy salty bullshit.
I saw some idiots claiming it should have been RTP, even though Karlaftis hit him immediately after he released the ball and didn't fall on him. :-) [Reply]
Originally Posted by notorious:
The rest of the league:
The thing that pisses me off, these games should never be this close or in jeopardy. We had control of that h game. Moving the ball. Then they start the run on first and second down bullshit and it puts that much pressure on 3rd down.
This team can bury any team they want. Reid just won't do it. Too much of a nice guy.
For the 3 peat they better go scorched earth. Foot on the gas and don't let up. Too much legacy to be had. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Dartgod:
So, a couple of things about that article.
1 .They are completely ignoring that there was DPI on that play which was not called, so we would have had the ball there anyway.
2. Even if it was incomplete, there was a defensive holding on that play which would have given us 1st and 10 at Buffalo's 24 yard line. We probably would have scored a TD anyway AND taken more time off the clock which would have made Buffalo's TD near the end of the half more unlikely.
So in the end, the call actually benefitted the Bills. But we won't talk about that, will we biased media?
Maybe I'm misremembering but wasn't the challenge that the Bills had possession and not that it was incomplete? [Reply]
Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19:
Going to be very interesting to see if the ratings actually do drop significantly because everyone is tired of the Chiefs being this good.
They gonna walk the walk, or just keep crying with eyes on the screen anyways?
They won't. Everyone who says they're not going to watch is going to watch and then cry about the refs when we win [Reply]
Originally Posted by Dartgod:
So, a couple of things about that article.
1 .They are completely ignoring that there was DPI on that play which was not called, so we would have had the ball there anyway.
2. Even if it was incomplete, there was a defensive holding on that play which would have given us 1st and 10 at Buffalo's 24 yard line. We probably would have scored a TD anyway AND taken more time off the clock which would have made Buffalo's TD near the end of the half more unlikely.
So in the end, the call actually benefitted the Bills. But we won't talk about that, will we biased media?
We've got so much ref help we have to turn some down! See, we're reasonable. [Reply]
Originally Posted by ptlyon:
The thing that pisses me off, these games should never be this close or in jeopardy. We had control of that h game. Moving the ball. Then they start the run on first and second down bullshit and it puts that much pressure on 3rd down.
This team can bury any team they want. Reid just won't do it. Too much of a nice guy.
For the 3 peat they better go scorched earth. Foot on the gas and don't let up. Too much legacy to be had.
It’s Andy’s old team; he’ll do what he needs to win, and nothing more. [Reply]
Originally Posted by DrunkBassGuitar:
They won't. Everyone who says they're not going to watch is going to watch and then cry about the refs when we win
I think with the way Philly hammered the redskins, they'll be tuning in hoping for a Chiefs loss for vindication.
The problem with all this is, somebody in the media complains about it, and to the people that don't watch, it's fact. You'd think with all the bs with the media cover ups in the past, people wouldn't take a tidbit of opinion over fact that they can find out themselves, but here we are. [Reply]
Originally Posted by ptlyon:
This is the other part in afraid of. For Christ sakes, just make it comfortable.
You know he could be viewed as the villain in these episodes too.
I agree, but I’m not overly concerned about it. He may let sentimentality get in the way of an ass whooping, but he won’t let it get in the way of winning. He’ll use everything he has IF he has to.
He’ll just have to be straight up out coached to lose this game, and given who the guy on the opposing sideline is, I’m not too worried about that. [Reply]
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