Taste the tears of crybabies crying about the referees

[jd1020]

Originally Posted by Mecca

If you take 5 minutes you can find multiple retired NFL OL talking about it being an awful call.

If you take 5 minutes to search for anything you can find an argument that matches your own. Why do you think we have a ****ing Bigfoot thread?

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by jd1020

If you take 5 minutes to search for anything you can find an argument that matches your own. Why do you think we have a ****ing Bigfoot thread?

Cause you know guys who played the position don't have valid opinions right?

[Why Not?]

I thought the officials did a pretty good job. Couple of calls were missed:

Leg whip on CJ
Illegal contact on Likely (not the end zone play)

Everything else was fine. That was a hold by Trey. You can argue they don’t ever call it, but that was a hold. No way DPI gets called on the woeful under throw into triple coverage. The low sack on Pat was actually in between the hips and the knees. Good no call.

Blaming the officials is the lowest hanging fruit. Every once in a blue moon (Saints NFC champ game PI, DJ “forward progress” vs the Tits) it’s legit but mostly it’s just fans bitching. We’re just as guilty as the next fan base, if you take our (as a collective) word for it, the Chiefs commit like one actual penalty per week. All other calls against us are “****ing bullshit!”

[RedRaider56]

Might have been mentioned already, but on Kelce's TD catch, he was being held and interfered his entire route. He made a great catch ,so it didn't matter.

[Eleazar]

There was no need to do what Smith did on the TD, the ball was out almost immediately. Maybe it was a tough call, but it was dumb.

[Garcia Bronco]

I'll never listen to claims of PI when throwing into triple coverage. The other one people are complaining about the ball was uncatchable. It was a good win with the defense taking care of business for a team that doesn't do much in the second half of the game all season.

[TambaBerry]

Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco

I'll never listen to claims of PI when throwing into triple coverage. The other one people are complaining about the ball was uncatchable. It was a good win with the defense taking care of business for a team that doesn't do much in the second half of the game all season.

Saw people commenting that if he wasn't interfered with he probably could have came back and knocked the ball down. Lmao

[Katipan]

Bias based on experience vs bias based on.... um... trauma? Good upbringing?

[Mecca]

WOW that’s a terrible hold on Trey, the second one. He’s getting out on a screen. The refs see the “slingshot” technique arm around the DT but if that’s the standard for getting out on screen blocks that’s ridiculous. And they’ve let go much worse all game today,

— Mitchell Schwartz (@MitchSchwartz71) January 28, 2024

[jd1020]

I've already posted a clip of the slingshot technique and I have yet to see a clip of a player executing a slingshot technique where they wrap up around a players neck, over the shoulder pads, and pull them the opposite direction. Again, every opinion has bias and we are looking at the opinion of a person who made a career out of saying "I'm not holding" and played for the same team as the player in question.

You have your opinion. I have mine. I have no problem with Smith being called for a hold when both of his hands are in a position that is known to get flags.

[kccrow]

Originally Posted by Mecca

WOW that’s a terrible hold on Trey, the second one. He’s getting out on a screen. The refs see the “slingshot” technique arm around the DT but if that’s the standard for getting out on screen blocks that’s ridiculous. And they’ve let go much worse all game today,

— Mitchell Schwartz (@MitchSchwartz71) January 28, 2024

I'd love to see the play again because I don't much remember the specifics of it. Mitch is right but it also doesn't take much more than a slight **** up for a slingshot to technically be holding by definition.

[Mecca]

We've hit a point of people just being stupid.

Like I watched someone try to argue the refs gifted the Chiefs 3 points because of personal foul penalties...

Cause apparently it's ok to headbutt Kelce in front of a ref or throwing a punch to Mahomes face I guess.

[Rausch]

Originally Posted by Mecca

We've hit a point of people just being stupid.

Like I watched someone try to argue the refs gifted the Chiefs 3 points because of personal foul penalties...

Cause apparently it's ok to headbutt Kelce in front of a ref or throwing a punch to Mahomes face I guess.

Good.

It's hard to admit to an ugly reality. But it's really enjoyable to watch a person flounder around in denial and throw any absurd notion out there to defend their lack of understanding..

[Eleazar]

Originally Posted by Rausch

Good.

It's hard to admit to an ugly reality. But it's really enjoyable to watch a person flounder around in denial and throw any absurd notion out there to defend their lack of understanding..

This is the same way many of our fans look here, week in and week out as they insist here that "The League" rigs games against the Chiefs, the refs participate in rigging games against us, "The League" never stops trying to hold us down in favor of preferred franchises, the ref must have just gotten a call from New York to keep the game close, all that nonsense. "The League" "pushes" games - always away from us, never toward us.

While we laugh justifiably at other teams' fans for being crybabies like this, you see this same thing here all the time. Every fan base has stupid people.