Thread: Chiefs "All-star" officiating crew for Rams-Chiefs game
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Old 11-21-2018, 10:48 PM   #528
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Originally Posted by crayzkirk View Post
Part of the problem is that the Chiefs aren't well disciplined; they are known to commit a lot of penalties so the refs, which were terrible, are going to be looking for an excuse to call them.

The Chiefs had multiple chances to win the game and didn't. The Chiefs have a QB that has started all of 12 games in the NFL and has a record of 10-2 in those games.

Time to let it go, it's over and done. The Chiefs have had a history of losing big games and until they are able to stop committing penalties and take advantage of the opportunities, nothing will change.

Does it make everyone happy to think that the Chiefs are just the redheaded stepchild of the NFL?
Is that a form of bias? Is that professional?

And I'm not sure the Chiefs are any more or less disciplined that other teams, I'd argue that their "holding of the tongue" with the officials is very tempered.

Seriously, when Ford or Houston have a defenders arm wrapped around their neck, why no flag? And when there isn't a flag, why aren't they going full-on Tom Brady on the head official?
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