ExiledInIllinois

😆... Yeah, they would have been smeared at the line sucking air!

Actually... If you read the article that's what it comes to! I we don't victim blame, the world is a scary dark, dangerous place... It's kinda why we do. BUT I know that's not true. The world is safe, even if I refuse to use the defense mechanism of blaming the victim. We were definitely treated unfairly yesterday. It cost us the game. It's OK. We are used to that... BUT at least admit that the Bills had to play 2 times, 3 times better than your normal champion. Why is that so?

Why do you victim shame? All the time. It was really obvious yesterday. Why do Bills have to play twice as perfect? Don't worry... Victim blaming is most likely programmed in our minds deep... https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/supersurvivors/201803/why-do-people-blame-the-victim

Refs. League.

Bills should have never been in that position. They should have been up at least a score at the time. They should have never fumbled, ooops I mean refs bad spot, to open the 4th Quarter. Is unfairly turning ball over a "blink?"

Special teams were another job. 3 blocks in back. 2 iffy, 1 definitely.

There's argument he couldn't make that throw under the pressure he had.

And still lost by 3 points AND given a fake turnover of 2 simultaneously crooked spots. Yeah... Grossly out coached. IF that was the case, Bills lose by 30. Josh basically hold all playoff stat records except winning the Conference & SuperBowl...

Bishop had control before nose hits ground, after, Worthy takes it. It had to move somewhere there. Ties break offense... BUT that's it is clean and doesn't touch.

But the Bills converted 1st Down twice while going in for a scoring drive. First on 3rd & 3, second on 4 & 1. Erroneous Reffing on 4th Down is like committing a fumble! We were good enough, just NOT allowed to be good enough.

They won by 3 points. Only slightly better. AND that's debatable. Definitely luckier with more situational awareness to influence and leverage right situations. Me? That's not a criteria for being the better team in football...

Then let A.I. control it all. No humans to influence.

It does move! Changes control from Bishop to Worthy after nose touches!

Strange, Bills are never lucky. I think it's a little more than luck. Maybe they are more situationally aware and now how to get in way of spots... Etc... AND Bills never complain like the Texans did!

The mystery flag at end was in case Kincaid caught it. Can't be too sure if you're a KC Zebra! When he dropped it (4th Down), the flag vaporized... OR it could have been an honest error like thinking cleats were a flag?? 😆

Ever see the side judges run into middle of field crooked. 😆... ALL the time it happens. In our situation, a KC player gets in way of side judge. Are they teaching the players to do this? In situational awareness class? Same with phanton facemask call... If you feel, see hands to face... Twist your neck... Like flopping! It happened on the phantom facemask,, they player twisted his own head, shows right on camera. I guess kudos to Chiefs for being situationally aware! Better at it than Bills. Josh is good at it, calling holding, pointing them out right in the pocket.

2015... Why you don't see the chain gang as much if at all now! All the gotta do is get the spot wrong and it will read long or short. https://www.sportscasting.com/news/every-nfl-football-contains-computer-chip-work-chips-track/

No... The video shows his knees above ground. Ball is definitely at 40. How in heck are they spotting that a full yard short! I think the problem is where the side judge stands to begin with... They get disoriented. Same with the Josh sneak. Both side judges were a yard off. One called first, another no first. What got them to conclusion that one judge was off. The ball has a chip in it. Pylon a sensor. Judge on sensor side ruled it a first. Why not the sticks? What changed his mind? Why did he acquiesce to the judge that was off. Is someone in their ears? Again, no chains? What are they using to measure decide and measure this?

Or the Bills stop them or give up +3. Bills had TOs.

I don't think McD was out coached. He called a good game. The other stuff you stated... Yeah... But they converted and Refs ruled it a turnover. Converted twice. Hard to win games when a team loses the turnover battle. A battle the Bills, McD had no control in. Why should the Bills have to play twice as good? That's absurd!

Bills were at 41 of KC when they got screwed. Maybe Bills go up by +8 first before Chiefs go up +7. The whole game swung on that hose job. NOT succeeding on downs is like fumbling the ball right then and there. The Bills made the 1st Down twice. They didn't deserve a "fumble" (IE: Downs). That's what the screw job basically amounted to: A Ref induced fumble. So yeah... Bills did have a turnover in the game... It cost them the game, but it wasn't their fault.

The Refs did everything in their power to keep game tight, hence high leverage situations. Every call broke in favor of KC. Strange... Hard to run away with the game when the Refs are keeping it tight! Even the kick return with the multiple blocks in the back!!

What came first, the chicken or the egg? The game was tight. KC only eventually won by 3 points. High leverage situations in tight games, Refs are bound to meddle. Bills tried to go up by more, but the Refs wouldn't let them. Refs kept game tight my making erroneous calls. This isn't opinion, it's fact. The Bills made the first down twice. Turnover on downs resulted in KC points... Just like the Bishop interception, incompletion screwed the Bills. That's not subjective opinion, that's fact, nose of ball touched ground and then Worthy gained control from Bishop. +15 points right there. Bills did everything in their power to not let Refs get involved, unfortunately the Refs wouldn't let them.

Knee was never down and ball was over line to gain. The ref missed that 3rd & 3... It was critical in changing the complexion of the game. This sums up things: "Although the Chiefs don’t truly get every call, it’s ones like these in high leverage situations that make people think they do. This game is tight at halftime, and if it stays close there’s going to be another high leverage situations that involve referees." The Bills lost by 3 points... Why do they have to play 2 times the perfection level of the team the League is favoring? That's an impossible task. So Bills lose because they can't be 2 times greater or more than their opponent in high leverage situations.

I don't drink. LoL...