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They would have kicked it right where they were and don't forget the kicker already missed one, say he gets it, Eagles have about a minute and half with two TO's and they would have a great shot of at least tying the game.
SO WHAT.This crying about the Chiefs is exactly what the other fanbases used to say about the Patriots, the guy admitted he held.
You're basically saying "so what" to the people who are already saying "so what".SO WHAT.
Is there some award for Most Magnanimous Fanbase or something that you’re going for? Let them feel what it’s like to be defending a SB win for once. This has plenty of headlines so it’s just Patsfans talking.
I was trying to watch Kelce to see what he was doing, and he didn't look dominant while blocking. I felt he walked thru a couple routes. The dude is a player, 100%, but he's no Rob Gronkowski.
Its a meta world and we’re all living in it.You're basically saying "so what" to the people who are already saying "so what".
During replays, John Jenkins’ flag looked iffy at best, and I said so. There are times where the definitive angle takes time to find, and we never saw it on TV. This call looked like it was going to be the focus of the post game, but James Bradberry admitted that he was guilty of the foul.
There are all sorts of angles on TV that made Jenkins’ call look marginal. But only one angle mattered. Jenkins angle. He used all of his mechanics training and judgement developed over his years of officiating and he stepped up and made the call needed.
When the player flagged admitted that the official was right, that’s a good call. Kudos to Jenkins!
So what?You're basically saying "so what" to the people who are already saying "so what".
This thread was terribleThis is not a good look, IMO. Other teams are going to win, other teams get breaks from officiating. Pats would not have beaten the Raiders if not for the Tuck Rule. This looks like sour grapes in my opinion. We are bigger than this, by a lot.
Landis was an ass.
Elway-like. In more ways than one, not good.This game showed you the importance of O-Line. Except it was the Chiefs. Running the ball in the 2nd half was the difference. Mahomes only had 93 passing yards in 2nd half. 2 Big first down scrambles by Mahomes in 2nd half, don't get enough credit.
Worst ever imho was and still is : Pittsburgh Seattle
Super Bowl XL
Officiating sucks at pretty much every level from youth football on up. It is what it is. This win is not tainted, asterisked or any other BS. Unfortunate for the reasons you mention, but not unusual or unheard of. Nothing nefarious at play, either.Hate seeing a game decided by a boarderline call. Was it a hold. yeah, was it any more gregarious than what was going on all game, no. The ball was uncatchable, and it had no bearing on the play.
We were robbed of seeing if the Chiefs make the FG. Could the Eagles answer back and force OT or score a winning drive. We'll never know and that is the saddest part when referees inteject themselves in big moments.
The standard of officiating has certainly changed over the years, and I'm not sure if that's for the better.
Still hard to believe this was not a hold back in Super Bowl XLIIView attachment 49957