Kansas City/Tampa Bay on Monday Night Football

[Billz4ever]

2 minutes ago, Miyagi-Do Karate said:

I love how Buck was so shocked by it. Taylor does it every other play! 

That and the fact he's lined up so far back, he looks like a wing back in the formation.

 

I've seen refs call that multiple times in the same drive against a team, but KC (Taylor) constantly gets away with it.

[CincyBillsFan]

1 minute ago, goober said:

Why can’t the DEs jump at him every time and call it out 

Because the refs would probably call off sides on the DE.

 

[DapperCam]

I think my least favorite play of the game was Hopkins flopping so obviously on a push after the play, and the ref giving him the 15 yard call.

 

Isn’t it embarrassing for a ref to get fooled like that? This isn’t soccer ffs.

[CincyBillsFan]

10 minutes ago, DaVinci said:

Don't think a 5 yard false start would have made a difference. I don't even think a holding would have changed the outcome. 

Probably not but it would have cancelled a decent run that made it 3rd and less then 1 from the 2.  It would have been 2nd & 11 and with the rain pouring down who knows? 

 

Bottom line is that for the NFL to continually let this guy and by extension the Chiefs get away with these obvious pre snap penalties is undermining the faith in the league.  I hate incompetent officiating but figure that over time it will even out.  But what we're seeing here over and over again is something else and much more suspicious.

 

 

[goober]

3 hours ago, Nephilim17 said:

It's a TV lottery ticket. You probably won't win but if you do it will feel so good.

Yes this,  ugh history repeats and bad habits continue 

[LABILLBACKER]

27 minutes ago, Cray51 said:

If I’m a coach, I’m sending Taylor jumping every play to the officials and league not only before the game, but after every offensive drive by Kansas City during the game.

 

the lack of ability of the NFL to call a guy who does it EVERY play is utterly laughable 

Why do we have a different set of rules for Kc.  It's utterly disgusting. 

[Buffalo03]

I wanna see us be physical as f*ck with them. They aren't going to call a penalty on every play and even if they do. I don't care. Knick them around 

[Supercoupe91]

Taylor def jumped early and seems to often. 
He takes advantage of refs not wanting to make a call late.

 

[Dr.Sack]

Gotta go for 2 at the end of the game. McDaniels should have and Bowles too. Oh well. 

[DapperCam]

Curiously, KC seems to NEVER get a penalty late in the game during crucial drives.

 

On the other side, their opponents seem to ALWAYS get penalties late in games during crucial drives.

 

And when KC actually does get a legitimate penalty late in the game, Mahomes blows an actual fuse on the sideline. Crying, screaming, and acting hysterical. That’s how surprising it is to him to be on the wrong side of a penalty late in a game.

[mikemac2001]

It was the big running play that got called back it’s always those plays that swing the game 

 

then a bunch of plays happen so you forget about it 

 

then there team wins and on to the next game 

 

I don’t really care about KC we are not getting number one seed 

 

go get in be healthy and give those f uks 4 tough games 

[LABILLBACKER]

2 minutes ago, Buffalo03 said:

I wanna see us be physical as f*ck with them. They aren't going to call a penalty on every play and even if they do. I don't care. Knick them around 

It doesn't matter anymore. Whether we play them or someone else, the outcome will be the same. The refs have their orders and nothing will change that. They're not risking millions in added revenue keeping the Chiefs from waltzing right up to the winning SB podium. With Travis sticking his tongue down Tay Tay's throat.  This league has been corrupt for years starting with the Brady love.  Once they latch on to a hero they never look back.

[mannc]

29 minutes ago, Johnnycage46 said:

1000% agree. KC owns the 1 seed year in year out. 

Not last year…the Chiefs had to come to us in the playoffs…and then McDermott’s defense laid an egg.

[SaulGoodman]

1 minute ago, LABILLBACKER said:

Why do we have a different set of rules for Kc.  It's utterly disgusting. 

Taylor was penalized relentlessly last season after never having an issue in 4 years in Jacksonville. And the takeaway is that the league has a different set of rules for KC? Lol. Apparently they had a different set for Jacksonville.

[mikemac2001]

1 minute ago, mannc said:

Not last year…the Chiefs had to come to us in the playoffs…and then McDermott’s defense laid an egg.

Wtf are you talking about 

 

we dropped so many balls and a missed kick 

 

stop blaming mcd on everything 

[Rocky Landing]

2 hours ago, julian said:

Swift is not super hot

If you say so…

2 hours ago, PonyBoy said:

 

Umm. She's a skank IMO with makeup on.

Without it even worse. 

Ok… I guess we have different definitions of “skank”

[iccrewman112]

46 minutes ago, Billz4ever said:

That and the fact he's lined up so far back, he looks like a wing back in the formation.

 

I've seen refs call that multiple times in the same drive against a team, but KC (Taylor) constantly gets away with it.

McDermott needs to do the due diligence and send the officiating committee tapes on the Monday before the KC game of every illegal formation and false start penalty for the year and how they compare to where Taylor lines up and how he gets off the ball. 
 

it may not change anything but he should be attempting to make it a point of emphasis for the officials that week.

Edited 2 hours ago by iccrewman112

[mannc]

29 minutes ago, mikemac2001 said:

Wtf are you talking about 

 

we dropped so many balls and a missed kick 

 

stop blaming mcd on everything 

The Chiefs averaged 8 yards per play on offense.  That is an embarrassing defensive performance at home in the playoffs.  If Hardman doesn’t fumble out of the end zone, the game would have been over much sooner.  Don’t get me wrong, offense wasn’t great (although Allen played well) but that defense stunk.

[ticketssince61]

To make it fair, in the playoffs, if the receiving team in OT scores a TD, the other team gets a chance as well

 

So why is this not the rule in the regular season?

 

 

[billieve420]

7 minutes ago, ticketssince61 said:

To make it fair, in the playoffs, if the receiving team in OT scores a TD, the other team gets a chance as well

 

So why is this not the rule in the regular season?

 

 

Injury concerns the longer the game goes and probably something league couldn’t negotiate with the players association.