Doc Brown

True and I guess they just didn't look good at all last night. Flacco got the ball out really quick too. Steelers fans are complaining about Herbigs's snap counts last night. He lead the league in pass rush win rate by ESPN's metrics so that was surprising.

Especially when the Steelers play man coverage over 50% of the time and the pass rush is a shell of its former self.

Hey, come on now. I don't want starving WR's.

The franchise is a joke and I get the frustration. However, it's not because they got a 5th round pick from the Bengals for Flacco on an obvious rebuilding team so they could see if they had anything in these two young QB's. When you're not competing I don't think it matter where you trade a 40 year old QB. It's not like trading him in the division will come back to bite you. Help is on the way in Watson anyways.

I'm not dumb enough to take the fricken Steelers. Hope Mahomes doesn't let me down.

OK. If they can do it I've got to get back to the gym.

Burrow is elite.

Pulled his arm. That's a foul despite what that idiot said.

It was Lou Anarumo's fault.

That was too easy. That LB should've been much deeper.

That's just if the idiots put the ball on the wrong yard line after a penalty. Take the loss man. Their wouldn't be any controversy if illegal motion fell under that blanket.

What's funny is you did the research and still come back with this reply. Illegal formation is not in there and is not reviewable. The TD should have stood. The Chiefs are also the most penalized team in the league in totality for a number of years now so I'm not some ref conspiracy theorist.

If they got assistance from the sky judge on this play on whether this was an illegal formation then the refs broke the rules. I'm not sure if they asked for help from New York or they got a buzz in their ear. If the refs received any assistance from NY the touchdown should've stood even though it was an illegal formation.

I don't like it because the average field possession was about the 25 before the dynamic kickoff thing was concocted. Now it's about the 29 both last year and this year. Combine that with the juiced up field goal balls and you don't need very far just to get into field goal range.

The controversy is whether New York assisted the officials in calling the penalty which would be against the rules. A sky judge can't help with an illegal motion penalty like it can with an intentional grounding penalty. Campbell claimed he asked an official about why it took so long to call and the ref said they were getting assistance from New York. The right call was made but New York (sky judge) wasn't allowed to have been involved based on the current rules. Do I think the NFL is trying to fix games for the Chiefs? Absolutely not. Does the NFL need to get its crap together on what can or can't be reviewed by the sky judge on penalties? YES.