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Kelce trashing NFL officials in post game....
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Chiefs are drawing dead with Alex Smith at QB.
Holy hell even Stevie Wonder could see that was a hold.
And he needs to work on catching the damn ball. He is as much at fault as anybody.
And he needs to work on catching the damn ball. He is as much at fault as anybody.
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So ******* much this. Is that ***** complaining about the bullshit PI called on Cockrell? Or how about the fact that the ******* should've been thrown out of the game? **** the chefs. They had absolutely no business being in this game and two of their scoring drives were aided by HUGE penalties. Funny how he doesn't mention those though. Have fun playing golf, *****.
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I also just love how because Bell goes for 170, the Steelers oline just had to hold all game long. Bunch of ******* just like the team they cheer for.
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******* hipster.
Clown should be blaming himself for dropping a 35-yard pass inside the Steelers' 15, instead of crying about the refs.
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Speaking of the fans ripping Kelsey.....the fans are classy ....nice people before and after the game
Do you think they'd be bitching if they won 18-16?
Lol...that's easy to say now.
No way did I feel the Steelers could have "easily" drove down the field and scored. Those are the times that **** happens after being successful all game at driving down the field.
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Honestly, there was no reason not to believe. We literally did it all day long. They could not stop us. We punted one ******* time, and we were our own worst enemy in the red zone. This game should've been over after Smith's interception.
Meh the fans were classy where i was... kc could have easily besten us for all our ineptitude innthe red zone
http://www.kansascity.com/sports/nfl/kansas-city-chiefs/article126783414.html
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Kelce should look at film, Deebo gets held on nearly every other play and it's not called. In this case he was not only held in an arm lock but pancaked!
Kelce is pissed because he dropped a few and was defended by a couple of rooks that made him their *****.
That said he still is a dominant TE, thankfully not in this game.
Get the checkbook out Travis, the Rog is looking to cover his bets.
The kid has talent but no discipline or maturity...
Overall he had a pretty lousy game.
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That is someone who needs to be punched in the face. What a whiny *****.
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http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/story/...oyed-james-harrison-cost-chiefs-season-011617
Right now, everybody’s wishing he was still on the right side. James Harrison, the ancient 38-year-old with the body and drive of a 28-year-old, charged at Fisher on the two-point try, easily getting by him and charging straight toward Smith before Fisher tackled him to earn the flag.
The call was right, it had to be made and it didn’t cost Kansas City a shot at overtime. Why? Because if Fisher didn’t tackle Harrison, Harrison probably would have sacked Smith and the Chiefs would have been in the same position. Sometimes a penalty has no bearing on the play it negates. Sometimes it’s the only reason a play is successful. In the game, Harrison (who, again, is thirty-eight) had six tackles, three tackles for loss, two QB hits and a sack.
Not everybody agreed. Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, a level-headed individual who was called for a 15-yard penalty earlier in the game for taking two hands and shoving down Ross Cockrell just because, said the call was “horse [expletive],” that whoever threw the flag “shouldn’t be able to work at Foot Locker” and that referee Carl Cheffers “shouldn’t be able to wear a zebra jersey.” High standards for retail and the zoo, that one.
A two-point try from the 12-yard line went as predictably as you’d imagine. Smith’s pass fell incomplete and the Chiefs stayed down two points. They decided to kick off rather than try an onside kick and, even more predictably than the missed second conversion, Andy Reid got filleted for it. Confirmation bias, I say. Onside kicks were recovered 11 percent of the time this season. Kicking off and trying to hold Pittsburgh to a three-and-out was a higher-percentage play. There was also the matter of Reid and Kansas City taking a second timeout late in the would-be game-tying touchdown drive. Yes, it would have been nice to have two on defense and it felt like typical Reid clock management. But the TO came before a fourth-down play that succeeded. Better to have called timeout and converted than never have called timeout at all.
But that’s just noise. The game ended when the $70 million man got worked over by a guy who debuted for Pittsburgh in a season in which Tommy Maddox and Kordell Stewart split starting duties.
Right now, everybody’s wishing he was still on the right side. James Harrison, the ancient 38-year-old with the body and drive of a 28-year-old, charged at Fisher on the two-point try, easily getting by him and charging straight toward Smith before Fisher tackled him to earn the flag.
The call was right, it had to be made and it didn’t cost Kansas City a shot at overtime. Why? Because if Fisher didn’t tackle Harrison, Harrison probably would have sacked Smith and the Chiefs would have been in the same position. Sometimes a penalty has no bearing on the play it negates. Sometimes it’s the only reason a play is successful. In the game, Harrison (who, again, is thirty-eight) had six tackles, three tackles for loss, two QB hits and a sack.
Not everybody agreed. Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, a level-headed individual who was called for a 15-yard penalty earlier in the game for taking two hands and shoving down Ross Cockrell just because, said the call was “horse [expletive],” that whoever threw the flag “shouldn’t be able to work at Foot Locker” and that referee Carl Cheffers “shouldn’t be able to wear a zebra jersey.” High standards for retail and the zoo, that one.
A two-point try from the 12-yard line went as predictably as you’d imagine. Smith’s pass fell incomplete and the Chiefs stayed down two points. They decided to kick off rather than try an onside kick and, even more predictably than the missed second conversion, Andy Reid got filleted for it. Confirmation bias, I say. Onside kicks were recovered 11 percent of the time this season. Kicking off and trying to hold Pittsburgh to a three-and-out was a higher-percentage play. There was also the matter of Reid and Kansas City taking a second timeout late in the would-be game-tying touchdown drive. Yes, it would have been nice to have two on defense and it felt like typical Reid clock management. But the TO came before a fourth-down play that succeeded. Better to have called timeout and converted than never have called timeout at all.
But that’s just noise. The game ended when the $70 million man got worked over by a guy who debuted for Pittsburgh in a season in which Tommy Maddox and Kordell Stewart split starting duties.
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Sure hope Fisher returns Deebo's wallet.
Living in the KC market, I watch a lot of Chiefs games. I think Kelce is a helluva player. He makes clutch plays. HOWEVER, after last night, I lost all respect for him. What a whiny sack of dogshit. STFU and enjoy the view from the couch!!!!
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I was trolling the Chiefs message board the day before the game, and they even were saying that they were worried he'd do one or two bone head plays that would cost them the game. So, they even know he is full of **** on this!
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For once the officials called a tackle on James Harrison. Other than a couple catches their best player didn't do **** all game except get a bone head penalty that killed a drive. He's wrong, they lost, let their fans worry about what an idiot he is.