2024 NFL Season

[i got bugs]

You can shift the whole team at once as long as they are set before the snap.. 2 people can't be moving as the ball is being snapped

The dolphins get penalized for this like once a drive

[wease]

It would’ve been called on the Bills

[96583UP]

SuperBowl Predictions:

Kelce is somehow wide open on at least 6 plays and scores 2 TDs
Mahomes does some scrambling stuff and makes a few key first downs
Lots of pictures of Taylor Swift
Starwipe to the Chiefs filthy rich charlottesville tiki torch-bearer owners
Chris Collinsworth gropes Rodney Harrison
And call the 2024-2025 season a wrap

[Monkey_Driven]

I hope the game ends with the Chiefs winning due to a controversial defensive holding call.

[wease]

Or roughing the passer

[Monkey_Driven]

It's gotten to the point where I look forward to close calls or weird situations with the Chiefs because it reveals who actually knows the rules (and how officiating works) and those who are just blinded by hate/sports jealousy.

Case in point, did Allen cross the first down marker on that 4th and 1 play? Yes, most likely. Is there is a replay angle that definitively shows the ball crossing the line to gain? No, there is not (the closest one has a Chiefs player blocking the view of the ball). Therefore, the ref has to rule it as called because there is not enough evidence to overturn it.

[Strat]

It's gotten to the point where I look forward to close calls or weird situations with the Chiefs because it reveals who actually knows the rules (and how officiating works) and those who are just blinded by hate/sports jealousy.

Case in point, did Allen cross the first down marker on that 4th and 1 play? Yes, most likely. Is there is a replay angle that definitively shows the ball crossing the line to gain? No, there is not (the closest one has a Chiefs player blocking the view of the ball). Therefore, the ref has to rule it as called because there is not enough evidence to overturn it.

Yea but one ref called it good and then another called it no good. You have to acknowledge this stuff happens with the chiefs A LOT.

[Chris_H_2]

Case in point, did Allen cross the first down marker on that 4th and 1 play? Yes, most likely. Is there is a replay angle that definitively shows the ball crossing the line to gain? No, there is not (the closest one has a Chiefs player blocking the view of the ball). Therefore, the ref has to rule it as called because there is not enough evidence to overturn it.

do people really not understand this rule? it's pretty consistent across all sports when it comes to replay.

[Monkey_Driven]

It's gotten to the point where I look forward to close calls or weird situations with the Chiefs because it reveals who actually knows the rules (and how officiating works) and those who are just blinded by hate/sports jealousy.

Case in point, did Allen cross the first down marker on that 4th and 1 play? Yes, most likely. Is there is a replay angle that definitively shows the ball crossing the line to gain? No, there is not (the closest one has a Chiefs player blocking the view of the ball). Therefore, the ref has to rule it as called because there is not enough evidence to overturn it.

Yea but one ref called it good and then another called it no good. You have to acknowledge this stuff happens with the chiefs A LOT.

Line judges make the initial spot, discuss who had a better angle, and then either concede to one or the other or mark it in the middle. This happens on every single play, not just this one.

It happens to the Chiefs a lot because they are the definition of a public team (dozens of primetime games in big time spots) and the calls that don't go their way don't get the clicks. Do you really think there is some grand conspiracy to give them an advantage? Honestly, do you believe it?

[Chris_H_2]

It's gotten to the point where I look forward to close calls or weird situations with the Chiefs because it reveals who actually knows the rules (and how officiating works) and those who are just blinded by hate/sports jealousy.

Case in point, did Allen cross the first down marker on that 4th and 1 play? Yes, most likely. Is there is a replay angle that definitively shows the ball crossing the line to gain? No, there is not (the closest one has a Chiefs player blocking the view of the ball). Therefore, the ref has to rule it as called because there is not enough evidence to overturn it.

Yea but one ref called it good and then another called it no good. You have to acknowledge this stuff happens with the chiefs A LOT.

this wouldn't have even been an issue had joe brady and sean mcdermott not stupidly kept going to the well on the qb sneak to the left side of the line (which the chiefs acknowledged before the game they focused on).

[4/5]

It's gotten to the point where I look forward to close calls or weird situations with the Chiefs because it reveals who actually knows the rules (and how officiating works) and those who are just blinded by hate/sports jealousy.

Case in point, did Allen cross the first down marker on that 4th and 1 play? Yes, most likely. Is there is a replay angle that definitively shows the ball crossing the line to gain? No, there is not (the closest one has a Chiefs player blocking the view of the ball). Therefore, the ref has to rule it as called because there is not enough evidence to overturn it.

Yea but one ref called it good and then another called it no good. You have to acknowledge this stuff happens with the chiefs A LOT.

The ref with the better view marked it short immediately. Side judges run in at different spots all the time in all games.

[Strat]

It's gotten to the point where I look forward to close calls or weird situations with the Chiefs because it reveals who actually knows the rules (and how officiating works) and those who are just blinded by hate/sports jealousy.

Case in point, did Allen cross the first down marker on that 4th and 1 play? Yes, most likely. Is there is a replay angle that definitively shows the ball crossing the line to gain? No, there is not (the closest one has a Chiefs player blocking the view of the ball). Therefore, the ref has to rule it as called because there is not enough evidence to overturn it.

Yea but one ref called it good and then another called it no good. You have to acknowledge this stuff happens with the chiefs A LOT.

Line judges make the initial spot, discuss who had a better angle, and then either concede to one or the other or mark it in the middle. This happens on every single play, not just this one.

It happens to the Chiefs a lot because they are the definition of a public team (dozens of primetime games in big time spots) and the calls that don't go their way don't get the clicks. Do you really think there is some grand conspiracy to give them an advantage? Honestly, do you believe it?

No of course not. but that is why i hate the chiefs now.

[Monkey_Driven]

It's gotten to the point where I look forward to close calls or weird situations with the Chiefs because it reveals who actually knows the rules (and how officiating works) and those who are just blinded by hate/sports jealousy.

Case in point, did Allen cross the first down marker on that 4th and 1 play? Yes, most likely. Is there is a replay angle that definitively shows the ball crossing the line to gain? No, there is not (the closest one has a Chiefs player blocking the view of the ball). Therefore, the ref has to rule it as called because there is not enough evidence to overturn it.

Yea but one ref called it good and then another called it no good. You have to acknowledge this stuff happens with the chiefs A LOT.

Line judges make the initial spot, discuss who had a better angle, and then either concede to one or the other or mark it in the middle. This happens on every single play, not just this one.

It happens to the Chiefs a lot because they are the definition of a public team (dozens of primetime games in big time spots) and the calls that don't go their way don't get the clicks. Do you really think there is some grand conspiracy to give them an advantage? Honestly, do you believe it?

No of course not. but that is why i hate the chiefs now.

[Monkey_Driven]

It's gotten to the point where I look forward to close calls or weird situations with the Chiefs because it reveals who actually knows the rules (and how officiating works) and those who are just blinded by hate/sports jealousy.

Case in point, did Allen cross the first down marker on that 4th and 1 play? Yes, most likely. Is there is a replay angle that definitively shows the ball crossing the line to gain? No, there is not (the closest one has a Chiefs player blocking the view of the ball). Therefore, the ref has to rule it as called because there is not enough evidence to overturn it.

Yea but one ref called it good and then another called it no good. You have to acknowledge this stuff happens with the chiefs A LOT.

this wouldn't have even been an issue had joe brady and sean mcdermott not stupidly kept going to the well on the qb sneak to the left side of the line (which the chiefs acknowledged before the game they focused on).

The variations to that play called were effective, yet they kept going back to it. Baffling!

[96583UP]

was a close game

if Kincaid makes that catch prob a different looking ending

but Bills D needed to got more stops ... in 1st half, and down the stretch in the 2nd ...

easier said than done ofc

Eagles D may match up better

at the same time

Andy Reid play-calling is elite and Mahomes' execution is elite

so good luck

[96583UP]

and travis kelce has aids

[E.H. Ruddock]

This will be a tough matchup for KC. I know their defense is good, but good defenses haven't stopped Saquon all season.

[E.H. Ruddock]

Also, in my lifetime I got to see:

New England move on from Brady, him going on to another team the next season and win the SB
New York move on from Barkley, possibly with the same results.

Lol, FU New England and New York sports fans!

[Peeps]

the only real questionable call was the worthy catch

the kelce not getting a taunting and all the roughing the passer calls on mahomes are just blah

[spike]

It's gotten to the point where I look forward to close calls or weird situations with the Chiefs because it reveals who actually knows the rules (and how officiating works) and those who are just blinded by hate/sports jealousy.

Case in point, did Allen cross the first down marker on that 4th and 1 play? Yes, most likely. Is there is a replay angle that definitively shows the ball crossing the line to gain? No, there is not (the closest one has a Chiefs player blocking the view of the ball). Therefore, the ref has to rule it as called because there is not enough evidence to overturn it.