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12 hours ago, Baba Booey said:

My biggest take away was how he reacted to Josh after the game. Josh has had heart ache on that field and has acted like a professional after the game.  That POS acts like a complete d bag. Josh should have told him to F off!!!

Did you see Josh’s face after those comments? He was shocked. Watch again and take note of his expression right be he taps Pat on the chest 

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13 hours ago, mannc said:

The Chiefs are my new most hated team, surpassing the Pats, Dolphins, Jets and Ravens...

I don't think you're alone. Between the Taylor Swift hype, their crybaby display this week, and just overexposure over the past five years, the Chiefs are no longer everyone's darlings. The talking heads will still be making excuses for them, and it will take a lot more to crack the Holiness of Saint Patrick, but it feels like the tide has turned. Baltimore is the darling of the AFC, and rightfully so; they're playing great. But watch out for Buffalo. That's a Cinderella story in the making.

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Wahomes called the KC call the worst F’in call he’s ever seen.  Did he see the Allen call for intentional grounding with  a receiver in the area after being horsecolared and dropped to the ground? 

 

Never seen so much whining and press over an actual penalty.

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Just now, PayDaBill$ said:

He’s called this worst F’in call he’s ever seen did he see that Allen was called for intentional grounding on the play, with  a receiver in the area after being horsecolared and dropped to the ground?

 

 

Did he see AJ Brown catch a football, take two steps, turn, have the ball punched out, the Bills recovered, but the refs called it an incomplete pass, and it never went to review? And all of this was in overtime where the Bills would have won if the correct call was made. 

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Hopefully the league takes note of this and stops enabling this team. Their QB was (and probably still is to an extent) extremely marketable, you understand why they have propped them up as much as they have. But this past weekend should be a line of demarcation. Not saying the officials should put targets on the Chiefs' backs, but the days of cheap first downs ought to be gone.

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Just now, pocoboy said:

Hopefully the league takes note of this and stops enabling this team. Their QB was (and probably still is to an extent) extremely marketable, you understand why they have propped them up as much as they have. But this past weekend should be a line of demarcation. Not saying the officials should put targets on the Chiefs' backs, but the days of cheap first downs ought to be gone.

they should put the same target Hughes had on the Chiefs......

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14 hours ago, Ray Ray said:

Maybe one year the Chiefs vs. Bills game will be in Buffalo.  We always are playing the Chiefs in Kanas City.  Needs to stop.

It’s weird how that works, because I feel the same way when we play Denver. It seems every year it is at Mile High especially when both teams were very good (Brady/Manning).

 

also to the  OP the Chiefs are seeing how hard it is to be consistently good for years on end.. already fraying at the edges after 5 yes tsk tsk lol. 

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Josh Allen has said more than once that Mahomes is a quality person. I will give that endorsement more weight than Mahomes meltdown.

 

I'm an old curmudgeon who doesn't like much of the new music--but I have to admit when the daughter plays Taylor Swift, I don't vomit. But I'm really sick of the Kelce/Swift coverage. The NFL is exploiting Swift because they lack young viewers. Singers should be heard, not seen.

 

 

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6 minutes ago, boater said:

Josh Allen has said more than once that Mahomes is a quality person. I will give that endorsement more weight than Mahomes meltdown.

 

I'm an old curmudgeon who doesn't like much of the new music--but I have to admit when the daughter plays Taylor Swift, I don't vomit. But I'm really sick of the Kelce/Swift coverage. The NFL is exploiting Swift because they lack young viewers. Singers should be heard, not seen.

 

 

A quality guy congratulates his friend at the end not pisses on his parade. F Pat KC and the entire Swifty lovin’ lot.


I get the feeling Patty is fun lovin’ guy when he’s on top and a giant dick like his bro when things aren’t going so well.

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The Taylor Swift BS is getting to be a little bit much !! Any time Kielce touches the ball or makes any kind of play they pan to her WTH !

 

I know it's all about ratings & the Swifties could start watching to see her but come on man just play football & leave the other crap alone !! 

 

I don't care about Taylor Swift !!! 

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30 minutes ago, AlfaBill said:

Did you see Josh’s face after those comments? He was shocked. Watch again and take note of his expression right be he taps Pat on the chest 

Because Josh wasn't raised that way. Try that self-entitled, rich kid BS temper tantrum on a working cantaloupe farm. 

 

Suck it up Patty "Melt Snowflake!"

 

What gets me is, while on podium have all has cooled down... He's still beating it.  Even on the final plays, it was stuck in his craw for some reason and affected his subsequent play. He acted out out of some kind of guilt? Trying to cover up something?  He actually, IMO drew more attention to whatever bad sportsmanship the Chiefs play with.

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45 minutes ago, NyQuil said:


In 2026 they will play in Buffalo. If they and Buffalo finish in the same spot in the division this year than they will play here next year.  Same for the 2024 schedule and 2025 schedule.

 

Excluding playoffs the earliest the Bills could play at KC is 2027.

Are you sure?  What happens if Belichick invokes his Conditional Scheduling Picks?! 🤔

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1 minute ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Because Josh wasn't raised that way. Try that self-entitled, rich kid BS temper tantrum on a working cantaloupe farm. 

 

Suck it up Patty "Melt Snowflake!"

 

What gets me is, while on podium have all has cooled down... He's still beating it.  Even on the final plays, it was stuck in his craw for some reason and affected his subsequent play. He acted out out of some kind of guilt? Trying to cover up something?  He actually, IMO drew more attention to whatever bad sportsmanship the Chiefs play with.

 

Mahomes had 3 more plays to get them in FG range or score (an extra 2nd down due to penalty).  He failed to take advantage.

 

Personally, I hope Allen takes note of the complete disrespect for him that Mahomes behavior implies.

 

If that play had stood, the Bills would have had more than a minute and all 3 time outs.  By acting as though that's a walk-off-win if that play stands, Mahomes and Reid are disrespecting Allen and the Bills Offense completely, as though it's "Given" they would do nothing with that.

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Yep, I've really lost respect for Andy and Pat after this. It's easy to be magnanimous when you are winning, reminds me a lot of Brady and Belichick. 

 

What I cannot for the life of me understand is how the CHIEFS with their tomahawk chop chant have not been forced to rename their franchise as was the case with the Washington Redskins and Cleveland Indians. Every time I hear that chop chant, I'm like, this is just wrong (and I'm usually the last one to be politically correct!).

 

Honestly, I didn't think it was possible but my immense respect for Allen has just grown from this as he has suffered as much as any QB in the league from heartbreak and never resorted to this crap. 

 

Sideshow Bob should go cry elsewhere than Allen after the game!

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14 hours ago, Ray Ray said:

Maybe one year the Chiefs vs. Bills game will be in Buffalo.  We always are playing the Chiefs in Kanas City.  Needs to stop.

Its gonna be in Buffalo 3 years in a row regular season as long as we finish in the same division placement as them 

 

AFC west vs AFC East division placement has doubled up before switching home teams and the afc east vs entire afc west type games swap each time.  

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31 minutes ago, Beck Water said:

 

 

 

If that play had stood, the Bills would have had more than a minute and all 3 time outs.  By acting as though that's a walk-off-win if that play stands, Mahomes and Reid are disrespecting Allen and the Bills Offense completely, as though it's "Given" they would do nothing with that.

The drive before, Allen completed a pass while backpedaling on the sideline. You don't think he could have gotten the Bills in a position to score with 3 TOs? Complete disrespect to one of the best QBs on the planet  

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I haven't read all the pages of this thread, but I wonder if anyone has pointed out to Mahomes and Reid that Toney actually committed a blatant OPI on that play, which is how Kelce got so wide open.  The Offside call was correct but not calling the OPI was a huge mistake by the refs, that could have cost the Bills the game and possibly the playoffs.

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1 hour ago, boater said:

Josh Allen has said more than once that Mahomes is a quality person. I will give that endorsement more weight than Mahomes meltdown.

 

I'm an old curmudgeon who doesn't like much of the new music--but I have to admit when the daughter plays Taylor Swift, I don't vomit. But I'm really sick of the Kelce/Swift coverage. The NFL is exploiting Swift because they lack young viewers. Singers should be heard, not seen.

 

That would be an interesting halftime show for Superbowl.

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15 hours ago, Since1981 said:

All the national media is about offensive offside call. 
 

no place is it about the other 20 pts scored 

This cracks me up. They got flagged for one of the very few calls that is non-subjective (also too many men on on the field). If you line up offside, well, you're offside. All the other calls we hate -- holding, PI, most personal fouls -- are subjective. So if I were the Chiefs, I would just shut up about this ... 

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59 minutes ago, LeGOATski said:

I don't care when it's the Chiefs.

I just think the whole thing is silly. They make it a spectacle. I’m all for panning over to a celebrity fan once on a game. But they’re really going overboard with this. 
 

We’re watching for a football game, if I wanted to see Taylor every 12 minutes I’d be on YouTube. 

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39 minutes ago, Utah John said:

I haven't read all the pages of this thread, but I wonder if anyone has pointed out to Mahomes and Reid that Toney actually committed a blatant OPI on that play, which is how Kelce got so wide open.  The Offside call was correct but not calling the OPI was a huge mistake by the refs, that could have cost the Bills the game and possibly the playoffs.

I'm just curious if Von Miller lined up Offside and Leonard Floyd sacked Mahomes and he fumbles and Von Miller scoops and scores would he say it was legit TD and Von shouldn't be flagged because they couldn't use it for his HOF highlight reel? Since Miller's false start "didn't impact the play?"

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21 minutes ago, Stranded in Boston said:

This cracks me up. They got flagged for one of the very few calls that is non-subjective (also too many men on on the field). If you line up offside, well, you're offside. All the other calls we hate -- holding, PI, most personal fouls -- are subjective. So if I were the Chiefs, I would just shut up about this ... 

 

He seemed to be complaining that they got way from it before why did you stop it?

 

It is like someone who speeds past a speed trap many times and finally caught.

 

I used to have a house where cutting through corner of property would save teens 100 feet of walking down paved town path.  Litter was often left there. Since my neighbor's and my property intersected at that point we decided to join our fences but we were told "Since you have been allowing people to cut through (not allowed and even staked my dog outside to discourage) they have implied right of way".  

 

I planted rose bushes in area for thorns and when that did not work I transplanted a poison ivy shrub to tangle in rose bush area, Had one parent complain about his kid getting poison ivy and I told him it is very hard to get rid of poison ivy but if you want to pay for a professional to remove it I will  GIVE PERMISSION for that person to come onto my property.

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1 hour ago, Utah John said:

I haven't read all the pages of this thread, but I wonder if anyone has pointed out to Mahomes and Reid that Toney actually committed a blatant OPI on that play, which is how Kelce got so wide open.  The Offside call was correct but not calling the OPI was a huge mistake by the refs, that could have cost the Bills the game and possibly the playoffs.

 

It's another example of the Chiefs living by the "we'll commit a foul or two on every play, they'll only call us on a few of them" mantra.

 

Kelce (like Gronk before him) pushes off (OPI) A Lot.   I haven't scrutinized, but I'm sure that's not the first pick play we've seen

 

15 minutes ago, Limeaid said:

 

He seemed to be complaining that they got way from it before why did you stop it?

 

It is like someone who speeds past a speed trap many times and finally caught.

 

I used to have a house where cutting through corner of property would save teens 100 feet of walking down paved town path.  Litter was often left there. Since my neighbor's and my property intersected at that point we decided to join our fences but we were told "Since you have been allowing people to cut through (not allowed and even staked my dog outside to discourage) they have implied right of way".  

 

I planted rose bushes in area for thorns and when that did not work I transplanted a poison ivy shrub to tangle in rose bush area, Had one parent complain about his kid getting poison ivy and I told him it is very hard to get rid of poison ivy but if you want to pay for a professional to remove it I will  GIVE PERMISSION for that person to come onto my property.

 

Limeaid, I got two words for ya if you have that problem again:

 

Multiflora Rose

 

The only animal that pushes through a multiflora rose thicket unscathed is a goat.  They actually eat the stuff.

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Not sure if this was brought up earlier, but the Chiefs have nothing to complain about.  The flag was already on the field BEFORE Mahomes threw the ball.  Toney was clearly offside and the official who threw the flag had no idea what the play would become.  This is VERY different from a late pass interference or roughing the passer flag that comes AFTER the outcome of the play is known and can swing a game.  Their frustration is understandable, but to blame the officials or say that it's an embarrassment to league is ridiculous and a bad look.

 

I'd also add that the Giants traded Toney for next to nothing, after investing a first round pick in him and knowing he's an amazing athlete, because he was undisciplined.  The Chiefs, being smarter than everyone else, took a chance on an undisciplined player, and put him on the field in a critical situation.  It cost them this time.

 

Toney helped them win a Super Bowl last year, so maybe it was worth the risk, but they have to take the bad with the good.  McDermott is often criticized, including here on this board, for not playing the most talented players at times, but he is cautious about using undisciplined players.  Sometimes that strategy pays off.  There's no question that Elam is a better athlete than Dane Jackson or Christian Benford, but he doesn't see the field.  I'm pretty sure that McDermott wouldn't be interested in a player like Toney.  On balance, the Chiefs approach seems to have more success than the Bills' approach, but sometimes it can blow up in your face and it did on Sunday.

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