CHIEFS

[star seed 7]

i would be way more worried about dropped passes than a TD that was wiped out due to a weird replay.

and also not being able to convert 4th and inches is annoying AF. why not just let alex keep it so he can find a hole large enough to stick a football through it for 6 inches?

Katdaddy, no!

[Powercat Posse]

Last 13 Reg season games, the Chiefs have had 1 poor half of Defense (Chargers 1st half). Without that half, we have only allowed 16 TDs, 15 FGs. 

25 halves of Football, 33 takeaways (6 touchdowns), giving up only 156 points.  Just Nasty.

[PIPE]

The offense these first 3 games has been simply pathetic. No vertical passing game at all, then when they tried, back to back plays, our best deep threat drops both.

Take away the fourth quarter against the Chargers, what has the offense accomplished? 10 points off of 6 turnovers. Woof

[kitten_mittons]

I still don't know how they were able to overturn a TD call on the field.

http://sports.yahoo.com/video/spencer-wares-touchdown-turns-touchback-222300213.html

This video is my first time seeing this.  It's obvious to anyone with eyes that he fumbled it before the ball hit the pylon.  So that's probably how they were able to overturn it.

[joda]

I still don't know how they were able to overturn a TD call on the field.

http://sports.yahoo.com/video/spencer-wares-touchdown-turns-touchback-222300213.html

This video is my first time seeing this.  It's obvious to anyone with eyes that he fumbled it before the ball hit the pylon.  So that's probably how they were able to overturn it.

I think fumble was the right call, I just think the rule that makes that Jets ball is stupid. Anywhere else on the field the offensive team keeps the ball if a fumble goes out of bounds, why not give it back to the offense at the point of the fumble here too?

[kitten_mittons]

I think they've revisited the rule a couple times, but have never changed it. Would you suggest giving the offense the ball their own 1 if they fumbled it backwards out of their own endzone?

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[Rage Against the McKee]

I still don't know how they were able to overturn a TD call on the field.

http://sports.yahoo.com/video/spencer-wares-touchdown-turns-touchback-222300213.html

This video is my first time seeing this.  It's obvious to anyone with eyes that he fumbled it before the ball hit the pylon.  So that's probably how they were able to overturn it.

I think fumble was the right call, I just think the rule that makes that Jets ball is stupid. Anywhere else on the field the offensive team keeps the ball if a fumble goes out of bounds, why not give it back to the offense at the point of the fumble here too?

I like the rule as is a whole lot more than a rule that gives the ball back to the team that fumbles. That's the risk you take when you reach the ball forward.

[mhkpasa]

I still don't know how they were able to overturn a TD call on the field.

http://sports.yahoo.com/video/spencer-wares-touchdown-turns-touchback-222300213.html

This video is my first time seeing this.  It's obvious to anyone with eyes that he fumbled it before the ball hit the pylon.  So that's probably how they were able to overturn it.

It's obvious he fumbled before the ball hit the pylon...approx. 48 sec mark. It also looks like he regained some control before it struck the pylon. But was his foot out of bounds by then? Or did he regain control before striking the pylon & before touching the sideline? If so, TD. What I am saying is, I don't see how it was black/white enough to overcall the ruling on the field (TD). They had clear and conclusive evidence?

[kitten_mittons]

I still don't know how they were able to overturn a TD call on the field.

http://sports.yahoo.com/video/spencer-wares-touchdown-turns-touchback-222300213.html

This video is my first time seeing this.  It's obvious to anyone with eyes that he fumbled it before the ball hit the pylon.  So that's probably how they were able to overturn it.

It's obvious he fumbled before the ball hit the pylon...approx. 48 sec mark. It also looks like he regained some control before it struck the pylon. But was his foot out of bounds by then? Or did he regain control before striking the pylon & before touching the sideline? If so, TD. What I am saying is, I don't see how it was black/white enough to overcall the ruling on the field (TD). They had clear and conclusive evidence?

If it looks to you like he regained control, then the problem lies with you, not the call.

[mhkpasa]

I still don't know how they were able to overturn a TD call on the field.

http://sports.yahoo.com/video/spencer-wares-touchdown-turns-touchback-222300213.html

This video is my first time seeing this.  It's obvious to anyone with eyes that he fumbled it before the ball hit the pylon.  So that's probably how they were able to overturn it.

It's obvious he fumbled before the ball hit the pylon...approx. 48 sec mark. It also looks like he regained some control before it struck the pylon. But was his foot out of bounds by then? Or did he regain control before striking the pylon & before touching the sideline? If so, TD. What I am saying is, I don't see how it was black/white enough to overcall the ruling on the field (TD). They had clear and conclusive evidence?

If it looks to you like he regained control, then the problem lies with you, not the call.

Ok  good talk Mr. Absolute

[Rage Against the McKee]

It's really hard to say he regained possession when he couldn't hold onto the football after hitting the ground.

[wetwillie]

I bet kittens fist pumped his bronco ass off when that TD was overturned

[kitten_mittons]

I bet kittens fist pumped his bronco ass off when that TD was overturned

I didn't see it live, but if the game was played at the same time as the denver game, then yes, I was probably fist pumping my ass off.

[Institutional Control]

I bet kittens fist pumped his bronco ass off when that TD was overturned

I didn't see it live, but if the game was played at the same time as the denver game, then yes, I was probably fist pumping my ass off.

They weren't at the same time. Denver played at noon and the Chiefs played at 3:25.

[kitten_mittons]

I probably wasn't fist pumping, then.

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[Cartierfor3]

When did the stadium stop selling out?

they probably haven't had a true sellout since the mid 90s. There's always middle deck seats available

[420seriouscat69]

Yeah, it's 2016. Attendance is down across the board. Much cheaper to stay in and watch from the comfort of your home, without the white trash experience.

[Skipper44]

When did the stadium stop selling out?

they probably haven't had a true sellout since the mid 90s. There's always middle deck seats available

some of the empty mid level seats are the dozen or so seats that are part of each suite i believe

[Cartierfor3]

still those middle level ones never sell out

[Trim]

They should tarp the shittiest seats.

http://www.espn.com/nfl/attendance/_/sort/homePct

[mhkpasa]

About 45 min. prior to kick last Sunday, $6 tix were available on StubHub. With parking still at $30+ 

[yoga-like_abana]

Yeah, it's 2016. Attendance is down across the board. Much cheaper to stay in and watch from the comfort of your home, without the white trash experience.

I have yet to go to a Chiefs regular season game at Arrowhead but that is all I've ever heard from anybody.

['taterblast]

Yeah, it's 2016. Attendance is down across the board. Much cheaper to stay in and watch from the comfort of your home, without the white trash experience.

I have yet to go to a Chiefs regular season game at Arrowhead but that is all I've ever heard from anybody.

last year while standing in line for porta potty at a chiefs game, a white trash individual in front of me straight up pointed at a white guy who was with a black woman, and said something like "that's a disgrace." he fully expected me to agree with him. there were other blatantly racist comments made that i don't remember specifically. it was truly an eye opening experience.

[star seed 7]

Go to nfl games in other cities and you will quickly learn that nfl trash includes all colors of people

['taterblast]

yeah i don't think of it as specific to kansas city. just a weird and sad experience.