True but the refs aided them along. 6 times we stopped them and the refs gave them 1st downs. Goal line stand and they gave them a 1st down.

Wish he would have caught it, but sometimes even great receivers drop a pass.

A lot went wrong yesterday and we probably still could have won in spite of it. Tyreek is fine and so are the Chiefs.

If you remember during the SBLIV season we lost a game we should have won at Tennessee. Them winning that game got them into the post-season and ended up getting us Suggs as well as the eventual home Championship Game. Things often work in strange ways that, in the moment, may seem bad but in the long run could put this team exactly where it needs to be to realize the mistakes they made yesterday can happen again if they don't change.

Personally, I'm hoping we get the Chargers, Bengals, and Titans and get to avenge every loss we had to a playoff team this season.

Tracking and execution are 2 totally different things. He has tracked EVERY ball PM15 has thrown to him really well. However, they've still somehow manage to bounce off his hands and into the opposing defenders for ints.

Just curious... How does a ball hit your shoulder pads before your hands? That doesn't make sense nor is it an excuse. He was under it just fine and in position. Chase AND Higgins uses their hands and would've made the catch and tucked it before the defender had a chance to make the play.

There is no point where I place the blame for this game or the season with Tyreek Hill. None.

He does so much more to open up our offense than his stats will EVER indicate.

And as for comparing him to Chase... ROFL The dude leads the league in drops.

https://scores.nbcsports.com/fb/lead...e=NFL&rank=232

And that's on 32 more targets for Hill, mind you.

Lots of reasons the Chiefs lost yesterday. This is just one small component.

This is a dumb thread.

It's dumb to point to one play that occurred in the 2nd quarter and go, "Well, if this happened, we'd have an extra TD, so add that to the final score and look at that we win that one play cost us the game." It's no different than Chargers fans or people in the media saying, "Well, if Staley kicks just one field goal instead of going for it, the Chargers win!" No. You've got an entire rest of the game to play out, and it's foolish to think the rest of the game is just going to play out exactly the way it did.

It's the same reason why most people are more angry about the game getting decided on illegal contact and bullshit holding the play prior to that one instead of the bullshit kick return callback in the 2nd quarter. Yeah, our lead jumps out to 18, but the game can still play out any number of ways. It doesn't guarantee our victory in any way.

I think sometimes he catches with his body because he's so fast and is waiting on the ball. PM has also caught him in stride numerous times for huge plays.

Not going to nitpick this guy.

We're damn lucky to have him.

Tyreek is one of the last people I would blame for yesterday.

Ron Torbert, Steve Spagnuolo, Charvarius Ward, Rashad Fenton, Daniel Sorensen all deserve much more blame than Tyreek.

Still think the defense deserves more blame in this game. How do you allow a 3rd and 27 conversion? Seems like that should never happen in the NFL. You can only hope they will be able to perform a lot better in the playoffs. They need to use this loss as motivation.

It's rarely, if EVER, one thing that actually loses the game for any team. How about if our D could find a way to get off the field a little more often in the 2nd half? How about if we don't hold on Pringles kickoff return? How about if we decide to go for it rather than kick a FG rather than tie the game? How about if our O was just a little more effective than it was in the 2nd half? Our inability to convert in pressure situations in the 2nd half was awful.

Reek dropping that pass before half was just one data point in a long list of "what ifs", and it ain't squarely on him. My ire yesterday (I'm not longer pissed about this game at all) was squarely on Spags and his 3rd and 27 call. That was just beyond shocking to me.

I still can't believe that call.

One of the worst play calls offense or defense I've ever seen.

Wisdom found in unexpected places and people :eek:

Spags should have doubled Chase the entire game. No excuse to leave him with single coverage at all.

Agree with all this. Both the offense and defense failed in the 2nd half. The only bright spot was D Will gashing the Bengals on the ground. Probably the best I remember seeing him run.

holy shit wutamess back up in this bitch! with a VENGENCE (I might add.)