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Bill Barnwell
@billbarnwell.com

Last year alone: - offensive holding wiped off a completion to get in field goal range with 2:25 to go down one against the Lions - offensive offsides late against Toney to wipe off a TD late in the loss to the Bills - intentional grounding against Mahomes with 1:42 to go in the loss to the Eagles

jerms23.bsky.social@jerms23.bsky.social

We know chiefs are solid, but the calls at the marginal level have always gone for and never against the chiefs. Every crunch time play at the end of games! You’re being ignorant.

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A Whisp of Whelm
@erikswartz.bsky.social

You just listed actual infractions, not marginal in nature at all. They were clear. Original poster’s point is that the marginal calls ALWAYS go for the Chiefs. Every time. Most of America knows it, and is incredibly tired of it.

Tyler Simmons 🩵🩷🤍🩷🩵▲
@trsimmons58.bsky.social

I would say there is a big swing in momentum if the Chiefs are properly given a 1st down from the 21 on the drive coming out of halftime. That is a different game if they are up 24-16 (or more) 3rd & 5 is much different than 3rd & 15. And that was just a few plays before the 4th down in question.

emperorcheese.bsky.social
@emperorcheese.bsky.social

This game alone, an interception ruled as a catch when it should have been incomplete. 4th down with a missed face mask by Tranquil on Allen that caused a fumble that the QB recovered. A fourth down called short by ref who couldn't see the ball, overriding the ref who could, who called it a first.

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@justinfields.bsky.social

Whats infuriating to me is that that catch being called complete actually HELPED the bills! The chiefs had a first down either way, if they were allowed to chew more clock maybe the bills would have only got a field goal or even nothing before the half