Is that the most tainted sports championship you've witnessed?

[TBR]

I think the Eagles not getting one single stop prior to that flag had more to do with them losing.

Misses the point entirely. Even if they held them to a FG, it's still 100% winnable or tie-able with the Philly offense getting the ball.

 

[TBR]

This crying about the Chiefs is exactly what the other fanbases used to say about the Patriots, the guy admitted he held.

They could leak undeniable proof of the league advising the refs to tilt the game in favor of KC and you'd still have some gaslighting type of reply, wouldn't you? I couldn't care less about other fanbases. The call decided the winner of the game. Period. It's indefensible. A league rep absolutely gave Bradberry a stern talking before he got to the locker room. That wasn't holding.

 

[Guts]

Misses the point entirely. Even if they held them to a FG, it's still 100% winnable or tie-able with the Philly offense getting the ball.

I understand, but that's why you never let the refs be a deciding factor. They have nobody to blame but themselves. Not a single sack on Mahomes

 

[festy1986]

I never like a game ending on a whistle, flag or foul..nevermind a championship game.

With that said, the Eagles Defense no showed when it mattered most. 1 stop in the 2nd half would have likely gotten them then Lombardi and they couldn't.

It is what it is.

They actually did show when it literally mattered the most. They not only stopped the Cheifs from scoring a TD, they also got the ball back.

But sure, that doesn't count cause they didn't do it earlier.

 

[Kdo5]

So you're find with the eagles not having a chance to win the Superbowl over a poorly called play, all because they didn't already win the game at that point?

Got it.

Nah I’m fine because iffy calls happen all the time. Unless it’s complete BS don’t give the tired ref complaint. The Eagles had plenty of opportunity to win.

 

[festy1986]

Nah I’m fine because iffy calls happen all the time. Unless it’s complete BS don’t give the tired ref complaint. The Eagles had plenty of opportunity to win.

Right. So it's the eagles fault. No one else's. Got it.

 

[Kdo5]

Right. So it's the eagles fault. No one else's. Got it.

Did the Chiefs deserve to win tonight or not?

 

[crawhammer]

Pretty much the refs destroyed an otherwise good game. Could have been a classic ending until the refs totally ****ed the Eagles. There's no other way to put it. And on the heels of the code red called by the refs in the AFCCG.

Chiefs were destined by the refs to win another Lombardi this season. That's how I'll remember it.

 

[TB12TheGoat]

They could leak undeniable proof of the league advising the refs to tilt the game in favor of KC and you'd still have some gaslighting type of reply, wouldn't you? I couldn't care less about other fanbases. The call decided the winner of the game. Period. It's indefensible. A league rep absolutely gave Bradberry a stern talking before he got to the locker room. That wasn't holding.

some people have their head stuck so far up their ass and refuse to believe their precious sports could actually be fixed

 

[festy1986]

Did the Chiefs deserve to win tonight or not?

Deserve is an subjective definition. Objectively they did win. That happened.

 

[billdog3484]

It was a horrendous call. Can’t believe they threw that flag wow

 

[TB12TheGoat]

using the logic of some of the “Pats fans” ballwashing the Chiefs right now

the Seymour choke didn’t change the game

the Clement TD, the illegal formation on the Foles TD didn’t change the game

 

[lancerman]

They could leak undeniable proof of the league advising the refs to tilt the game in favor of KC and you'd still have some gaslighting type of reply, wouldn't you? I couldn't care less about other fanbases. The call decided the winner of the game. Period. It's indefensible. A league rep absolutely gave Bradberry a stern talking before he got to the locker room. That wasn't holding.

 

[lancerman]

some people have their head stuck so far up their ass and refuse to believe their precious sports could actually be fixed

People only ever think sports are "fixed" when they don't get the outcome they want. When they do, then all of sudden everything is on the up and up and everyone is just being a crazy conspiracy theorist because they dislike them.

You would think this fanbase would get that after years of people whining about the Patriots. Guess not.

If the NFL is fixed, then it was fixed when the Patriots won all their Super Bowls and you shouldn't care at all about this sport or have any emotional reaction to wins and losses because it's all predetermined nonsense. But clearly people will never behave that way when they get the outcomes they want for the team they like. It's a coping mechanism.

 

[TBR]

Cool! Is there a picture of the gun that was pointed to his head prior or during this? No doubt he had someone speak to him beforehand.

 

[crawhammer]

The officiating crew from the AFCCG should have been investigated and banned from ever doing another postseason game.

Unbelievably two weeks later we have an even more egregious officiating outcome. Major black mark on officiating and general the NFL the way this postseason ended. ****ing disgraceful.

 

[lancerman]

Cool! Is there a picture of the gun that was pointed to his head prior or during this? No doubt he had someone speak to him beforehand.

You want to know a very easy way to tell when someone is making a bad faith argument? When there is no new information that could be presented that would change your opinion. Because right now you are having an emotional reaction and no evidence is going to sway you from the conclusion you want to believe, whether it is true or not.

The person who has the most incentive to cry about the call is saying he did it. We've had numerous examples of players do the opposite in high profile games. But conveniently this time the player is being coerced so his opinion can be dismissed.

This is childish

 

[TBR]

The media just exists to gaslight you. Garbage after garbage.

 

[TBR]

You want to know a very easy way to tell when someone is making a bad faith argument? When there is no new information that could be presented that would change your opinion. Because right now you are having an emotional reaction and no evidence is going to sway you from the conclusion you want to believe, whether it is true or not.

The person who has the most incentive to cry about the call is saying he did it. We've had numerous examples of players do the opposite in high profile games. But conveniently this time the player is being coerced so his opinion can be dismissed.

This is childish

I don't need James Bradberry to tell me whether that was a penalty or not. It wasn't. At best, he's trying to take the high road and not add to the sh*tstorm.

 

[reesebobby]

Two challenges could have gone either way. Both were crazy important plays and the Chiefs lost both. Several times the right tackle false started it wasn't called. 6 total penalties on the eagles and you guys think the fix was in? You guys are getting weak.