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How do you have this many delay of game penalties in your own stadium

Ah crap they're gonna leave too much time on the clock. Run it at least once here

Wow

I think you just have to accept KC is getting in the endzone when they have 3 downs, maybe 4 downs, starting at your 5 yard line. The sooner they get in the better.

They wasted 1 of their timeouts by not letting them score a play sooner

Definitely should have let them score there

You forgot about it because they wanted you to. Like I said I don't believe the NFL rigs games. But I do believe that they refuse to fix the problem because all of the talk is just free marketing. Get the fans riled up enough and they're certain to tune in next week.

Oh you don't remember when the NFL instituted reviewable DPIs for a single season? Miraculously, exactly zero DPIs were overturned, even ones that looked like they should have been. The NFL used that outcome to declare it a wasted experiment and that was the end of that. So now they can always claim that they tried. And around and around we go...

Everyone on Twitter is talking about nothing but the missed DPI but none of it will matter. The officials will mumble off some comment after the game and everyone will forget about it by next week. A minimum 7 point swing in a tight game is just allowed to be decided by high school superintendents. Cool.

Honestly man I don't blame you for buying into it. The NFL never does anything to fix the problem.

Why does replay assist not call down the blatant DPI? They picked up a legit OPI earlier but they can't call that one down? I know I'm wasting my breath with this stuff but it's unbelievable how broken NFL officiating is. I don't buy any of the rigged conspiracy theories but the NFL sure invites that talk with this kind of crap.

Here's the replay and it absolutely should have been DPI but it is still a bad decision. There is a defender between the pass catcher and where he is throwing the ball.

I said one good thing about Lawrence in this thread and he does that. That is just crazy bad in this situation. Almost benchable.

Self inflicted wounds by their QB who has now thrown a pick six to a defender he didn't see and way overthrown a deep TD on their last two drives.

Stop putting him at CB. You're just exposing a legit offensive weapon that you need more on the other side of the ball.

Mahomes has overthrown a bunch of deep targets this year. That one wasn't even remotely close

Mahomes is all tough hitting defenders along the sideline, until he has to make a real tackle

Nice throw Patty

They're really still keeping Hunter at CB too? I don't know man, I think you gotta let the rookie develop in one area.

That whole drive is the most calm cool and collected that I've seen Trevor Lawrence since he entered the league. Actually made some plays for his team. Good for him.

Have they finally figured out that Hunter is a WR only? Enough of the two way nonsense. He looks like a legit weapon when he's allowed to focus on it.

Yeah it is a legit concern but we don't have the benefit of being picky. We lost that benefit when we let DK Metcalf get away. Or even Jerry Jeudy who right now would be the best WR on our team. We'd have Olave through 2026 before we would need to extend him so you'd just let it play out and hope you win a Super Bowl one of those two years, and if that happens then the rest doesn't matter.

The problem with trading for a CB like him is we just drafted one with our 1st rounder and just paid Benford. Any team that trades for him will need to sign him to a long term deal. I'd prefer to just let the defense resolve itself. Oliver will be back, Ogunjobi and Hoecht will be back, Hairston hopefully will be ready for the stretch run if nothing else. The WR room on the other hand has no reinforcements coming. What we have is what we're stuck with and it simply isn't good enough to win a championship with. They already fumbled DK Metcalf. They need to rectify it. Not a role player, a legit #1 caliber WR that can play outside. Olave should be the target, even if it costs a 1st you just have to go for it at this point.

He never looks confident as he goes to throw the ball. Makes me nervous every time the ball leaves his hand

Okay we've made it past Andy Reid's playground opening script plays and Jax's defense seems to have settled in. That's good at least. Gives them a chance.