I think it's underrated how important it is to even have 1 stud on the defensive line to draw attention. Whether it be a double team, forcing the pocket to move, forcing the QB to be even slightly jittery or speed up his eyes, etc.
It's one of two things and I'm honestly not sure what's worse
The NFL is straight up rigged for the chiefs
Or
The NFL refs are really really bad with every questionable/wrong call going to the same team (Chiefs) and the NFL doesn't do anything about it
Great so this is going to take up the rest of my time and attention until August. Sorry wife and kids. I can't talk to you today. Reading my 712th Myles Garrett article
The Browns front office definitely hasn't been a monumental franchise altering bad decision in recent years so I'm sure they'll get this trade right and won't hold out for too much and end up keeping a guy who won't play for them.
It's just unfortunate that once again the reffing stole the show in a big game. The fact that it seems there is no effort to improve it might be the biggest reason people call conspiracy for the Chiefs.
The Chiefs writers wouldn't ask any questions plus wanted to cover the championship celebration. The Bills writers are a little too touchy feely and wanted to see the emotions of the team rather than meet with the refs. That all being said, I wouldn't be surprised if the refs/NFL didn't bring up the topic and/or make the offer
I would say DE, CB, DT, and WR all about equally needed right now. I take the best available one every time we pick essentially. One position of those 4 is not so much more needed than the other that I'd pass up a greater talent just to fill a certain position.
One other thing I noticed during the game. There were 2 occasions where our offense didn't substitute but the ref still held up the snap as if we did so the defense could set/sub. Anyone know why they did this?