AFC and NFC Championship game thread
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Mahomes 40 time at the combine: 4.80
Peyton 40 time at the combine: 4.80
https://www.sportskeeda.com/nfl/nfl-draft-combine-stat-patrick-mahomes-peyton-manning-will-leave-questioning-everything
That clearly falls into the "how on EARTH can this be true, yet it is" category.
First one. Second play was questionable and defender at least turned to the ball and tried to make a play on it
I can see them letting them play and not calling ticky tack ones, but you have to call one of the two there.
Bengals needed every break to win this. One of their good TEs getting hurt and that blatant missed PI last drive already feels like game over.
I can't see how they miss that first call unless the ref believes receivers typically voluntarily try to catch balls with one hand.
Second one was borderline. The first was blatant, I mean the Cinci guy tried to catch with 1 hand because the other was being held. If they can't see that they need to not be on the field as refs.
I don’t think a ref could see that, it’s a shame that those can’t be corrected because the NFL is allergic to correcting missed PI calls.
There are plays where an official's view is blocked on a play that can be seen on replay. That's not a matter of them not doing their jobs, that's just life
It is absolutely ridiculous Nantz gets to announce the biggest NFL games and the Masters. He sucks so much.
I do too. I really hate them, so much. And it's funny because I like Mahomes and Reid.
But everyone else is on the list. They suck, Hill sucks, and Kelce fucking SUUUUUUCKS.
I'm convinced that if he was not a talented QB, he would in fact be a sneakerhead working at a store for the employee discount.
Mahomes is going to get seriously injured one of these games. The Chiefs are on borrowed time regarding how lucky they’ve been that it hasn’t happened yet. This style of play can’t last forever. I’d be shocked if he’s still this effective in 3, 4 years from now, particularly when he doesn’t have all-world WR with 5-10 yards of open space around them.
They played the Titans the year after the lost at home to the Patriots.
And they played the Bills in the AFCCG last year, a year too soon for Buffalo.
I was referring to their last three AFCCG opponents, not who they played this year.
OL are, I think, allowed to bury defenders to the ground. But you can't block someone from behind no matter who you are.
Except, apparently, if you're a Chiefs' Olineman blocking for Patrick Mahomes.
Yeah I'm waiting for him to spin in the pocket like that, reversing directions without really knowing where the defenders are, and getting absolutely demolished from his blind side.
I don't wish ill on him like that, but it seems like it's inevitable at some point given how he dances around back there.
