Hard to beat the Chiefs and the refs every post-season

[LABILLBACKER]

4 hours ago, Iiiiiiiiive Got a Feeeelin said:

Jim Nantz has called 500+ games and clearly he was shocked by these calls.  I have a feeling he can tell whats going on from where he's typically watched these games for over 30 years.

Staratore, Blandino, Nantz, Romo all agreed he got the 1st. 

1 hour ago, Punch said:

I've lived in Northern Virginia for 15 years, and although I know a handful of Bills fans in the area, I'm primarily surrounded by fans of other teams. Unequivocally, the feeling amongst those fans and as far as I can tell, commenter's online and on TV is that the Bills didn't get a fair shot. That's as even keeled as I can put it, but regardless, the sentiment doesn't help... at all. 

I think it's safe to say that every fanbase besides KC feel this way.  This "gentle massaging" of games has been going on since the start of Brady's career. 

[ChronicAndKnuckles]

 

[colin]

baldinger was on bussin w the boys.   he dropped some stat, i didn't check it, but something like how the chiefs have no holding calls on offense in teh playoffs, or very very few.

 

1000+ snaps, mostly vs top defenses in the nfl, and no holding?

 

i mean, we saw groots helmet come off on a play, he must have just pulled it off himself and we are lucky he didn't get flagged.

 

the sort of accepted unwritten rule that the refs put the whistles away in the playoffs is at best negligence.  it just opens up room for selective enforcement of rules.

[Big Turk]

13 hours ago, LABILLBACKER said:

The Chiefs could care less losing to us in the regular season.  It's not an important game to them.

 

A ridiculous statement. Anyone who got to that level did so because they either are extremely talented or extremely driven and hate to lose.  To win Super Bowls, you must be both.  None of those players want to lose any time they step onto that field.