NFL: Kansas City Chiefs Thread
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Of course Green Bay knows that. They watched Rodgers being protected for years.
Both ways?
BOTH WAYS?
My word, between Collingsworth and the refs, they are doing everything to keep Green Bay's playoff hopes alive.
Think it was a make up for the terrible call on the Mahomes tackle.
Throw in the sideline judge not ending the game for them when the receiver had forward progress stopped, called him out of bounds and gave him the progress then.
GB gets away with some seriously unbelievable stuff at home. It's routine that the refs will giftwrap a couple of wins every year for them. When you are the opposing team going in there you have to know the refs will be a factor against you.
He’s been toeing that line. There was a borderline one last week or two.
If you don’t force him and have the potential of a real hit, he’s liable to cut it back in or toe tap for another 5-10 yds.
Imagine being a franchise with 2 incredible HOF QBs over the last 25-30 years and only having 2 SB wins to show for it. GB is an absolute trash franchise, rough to see KC lose this one
KC just can’t get out of their own way. Penalties, TOs. Also refs sucked but losing Tranquill killed them and then Cook. They need Bolton to get back now.
All leagues protect the stars of the league, and the NFL is no different, QB's like Mahomes, Brady and others are going to be protected more than younger players or those not as good. It may not be fair, but the league understands the value of having those players on the field and playing as opposed to injured and on the sidelines.
It's not only that the penalties are happening, but they're always at the WORST time.
As an ISU fans, these turnovers and penalties at the most crucial times seems very familiar.
