Yobogoya!

The Chiefs routinely employ a "they can't call it every play" mentality... on both sides of the ball. Watching this one play blow up in their faces is honestly the most satisfied I've been watching football since the "perfect offense" game against Pats in the playoffs. It's just that delicious. 😋

"If you turn Rex against feet you a bad man" omg this clip is priceless 🤣

Taylor is the most flagged lineman in the league this year by a mile, and he STILL has gotten away with murder.

He phrased that referring to Josh specifically, scoring a go ahead drive late. Not that we actually won all four games. Obviously the loss in question, Josh still did enough to win that game.

It's enough to make an opposing quarterback flip a gasket, I tell ya 😏

I’m surprised the Chiefs haven’t done more to replace Tyreek, honestly. Of course they won a Super Bowl last year with mediocrity at receiver, probably had them thinking they could keep short-changing at that position and see if a young guy develops. It’s bit them in the ass this year, tho.

Yeah see there’s a spot where the ball is and if you line up beyond that spot you’re off side. It’s objective, not up for interpretation. It’s not, if you line up beyond the ball spot you MIGHT be off side.. you just are off side. The only penalty in the NFL that might be more objective is 12 men on the field.

Yeah Mahomes is being a real baby about finally being on the wrong side of game deciding calls. Especially since this call was objectively correct.

I get where you're coming from Dawkenstein but to be fair, the defense did finish out the game after the penalty. And even if the lateral TD did stand, the game wasn't over: Josh would have had over a minute and three timeouts to go for the win. But I do agree that a lot of the same problems we've seen from the Bills/McD this year reared their head. This win didn't necessarily boost the confidence meter, but hey, still better than the alternative.

The truth is that the officiating is just so bad in every direction. There's always been controversial calls, but it's been on a downward trend for a while... and now it seems like every game of NFL football I watch is just brutal. Is it biases? Is it fixed? Is it ineptitude? Maybe it's a mixture of all three.

Yo Brandon Beane is fired UP! Lol, I love it.

The confusion at the end of the first half and poor play calling / time management on our last drive are both worthy of criticism, despite the win. The thing is that poor calls like that can very often cost you the game. It's not out of line considering it's been what we've seen in our losses most of the year.

I mean they literally did pick up the flag after the second blatant Kelce OPI call. Just a spoiled brat who's not used to not getting his way.

Imagine the entitlement to think the Refs are responsible for making sure you don't line up off side. He's right that they give those warnings from time to time. But to think you're entitled to that is just shameful. Shame on you, Kermit.

Philly skill players vs KC skill players is no contest. Old man Kelce is all KC has, rest of KC weapons range from average to outright liability (see: Tony, Kadarius) But frankly our skill players might be even worse so glad we could eek that one out on the road.

If Denver wins the division we have the tie breaker over KC now, lol what a year

Josh hasn’t made great decisions all game. It’s a shame.

Diggs can’t catch anything right now

Glad we’re a well coached team that rushed to the line to run a play there

Omg can anyone just come down with a damn pass??

Law of averages? Enough attempts and he was gonna sniff someone eventually

They know it’s an automatic 15 yards.

Andy Reid has always done that.

I don’t mind an exotic call every once in a while, honestly. It beats the vanilla Frazier calls all game.

Must be nice to be able to have DB’s stick to the WR and make plays on the ball.