ExiledInIllinois

Or the Bills stop them or give up +3. Bills had TOs.

I don't think McD was out coached. He called a good game. The other stuff you stated... Yeah... But they converted and Refs ruled it a turnover. Converted twice. Hard to win games when a team loses the turnover battle. A battle the Bills, McD had no control in. Why should the Bills have to play twice as good? That's absurd!

Bills were at 41 of KC when they got screwed. Maybe Bills go up by +8 first before Chiefs go up +7. The whole game swung on that hose job. NOT succeeding on downs is like fumbling the ball right then and there. The Bills made the 1st Down twice. They didn't deserve a "fumble" (IE: Downs). That's what the screw job basically amounted to: A Ref induced fumble. So yeah... Bills did have a turnover in the game... It cost them the game, but it wasn't their fault.

The Refs did everything in their power to keep game tight, hence high leverage situations. Every call broke in favor of KC. Strange... Hard to run away with the game when the Refs are keeping it tight! Even the kick return with the multiple blocks in the back!!

What came first, the chicken or the egg? The game was tight. KC only eventually won by 3 points. High leverage situations in tight games, Refs are bound to meddle. Bills tried to go up by more, but the Refs wouldn't let them. Refs kept game tight my making erroneous calls. This isn't opinion, it's fact. The Bills made the first down twice. Turnover on downs resulted in KC points... Just like the Bishop interception, incompletion screwed the Bills. That's not subjective opinion, that's fact, nose of ball touched ground and then Worthy gained control from Bishop. +15 points right there. Bills did everything in their power to not let Refs get involved, unfortunately the Refs wouldn't let them.

Knee was never down and ball was over line to gain. The ref missed that 3rd & 3... It was critical in changing the complexion of the game. This sums up things: "Although the Chiefs don’t truly get every call, it’s ones like these in high leverage situations that make people think they do. This game is tight at halftime, and if it stays close there’s going to be another high leverage situations that involve referees." The Bills lost by 3 points... Why do they have to play 2 times the perfection level of the team the League is favoring? That's an impossible task. So Bills lose because they can't be 2 times greater or more than their opponent in high leverage situations.

I don't drink. LoL...

Nantz/Romo on Josh: "I can't believe he got it (pass) there" "I can't believe he gave his team a chance." Mystery flag withdrawn too: https://www.sportsnet.ca/nfl/video/bills-kincaid-drops-crucial-fourth-down-pass-with-season-on-the-line/

Did you notice on Kincaid's drop at end, CBS got notification that there was a flag on play. Nantz commented, they showed flag indicator on TV, the CBS/NFL withdrew it... Probably because it was 4th Down and incomplete... You just know they wouldn't have picked up flag had Dalton caught it!😠... It would be interesting to see if there was an actual flag on field and they picked it up! I wonder how they first thought there was a flag thrown!

This sums up things: "Although the Chiefs don’t truly get every call, it’s ones like these in high leverage situations that make people think they do. This game is tight at halftime, and if it stays close there’s going to be another high leverage situations that involve referees." From here: https://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2025/1/26/24352616/chiefs-bills-controversial-calls-refs-xavier-worthy-video-ruling Totally obscene! You can see the nose of ball touch grass and then go into Worthy's control!! This lead to 7 points!

I counter that if game was on square, should have never come down to that? Why do we have to do more? Sick of the victim blaming. So in other words we have to be double perfect. That's a big psychological load not even the champs have to endure.

Yeah because Bills got screwed. Bills were going in for another 3 or 7 here: 😆 ☝️☝️ He had a million on Bills to win SB. Barstoolsports mogul. https://www.on3.com/pro/news/dave-portnoy-melts-down-over-controversial-fourth-down-in-bills-chiefs-threatens-boycott/

No.

Yup....And now the machines/tech Bernie Kosar & Dan Fouts... lol

Allen is still two years away age-wise from playing in his first SuperBowl like Peyton Manning. Allen might be this generation's Manning. Look how long it took LeBron? The joke was: "Don't ask LeBron to make change for a dollar, he'd only give you 3 quarters back." LoL...

Offense scored 29 points! More if they don't botch the 4th Down spot.

So it is rigged? Don Beebee? 😆🤣

https://atozsports.com/nfl/buffalo-bills-news/buffalo-bills-screwed-by-officials-afc-championship-game-josh-allen-kansas-city-chiefs-patrick-mahomes/ "...The refs got it wrong. This isn't an opinion. This isn't a Bills fan crying about the refs after the Bills got sent home by Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs for the fourth time in five years. This is conclusive, undeniably incorrect, and it potentially cost the Bills the game. And it happed more than once. There were multiple plays throughout the game that were questionable, but on two different plays that happened back-to-back, the officials missed it, and it crippled Buffalo's chances. ..." Even mainstream sports is saying same: https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl/buffalo-bills/news/bills-get-screwed-another-horrible-call-leads-points-chiefs-nfl-josh-allen/8b79cc42e6c8ef1dd4edd937 https://www.si.com/nfl/cbs-rules-analyst-thought-refs-got-game-changing-call-wrong-in-bills-chiefs-afc-title-game I am sick of always having to blame my team for not playing their best... This is just wrong in so many ways!

The game is NOT rigged. There's just an awful disconnect between human & machine that is grossly effecting outcomes. The mundane part of the games are going swimmingly well between humans & machine. The games move along in 3 to 3.5 hours!

Huh? It's a "game of inches"... Teams will always be in those spots from time to time. Just amazing, throughput football history you've seen chain gang come on field multiple times a game. Nowadays, you don't see them. Are the players that much better they make 1st Downs so easy to detect in today's game?😆 ...Yeah, right. Last time I saw the Sticks was at the Miami game last year. Wow! Players are so much better today!

If they are gonna play the charade of not releasing the data from the ball, chip, sensor on play... Why NOT trot out the sticks/chains? NOTICE you never see chains anymore? Players can't be always making 1st Downs so easily now than throughout game history. Refs are getting help from sources other than the chain gang obviously!

Yellow lime isn't official, BUT not that far off!