10 LAC points came directly after phantom penalties on 3rd and long....in the red zone.
People want to shit on KC's defense but they stopped them both times...and the refs invented a reason to sustain their drives. You cant stop a team in the RZ and have the officials keep gifting them additional opportunities. I dont watch football media... but I'm guessing the end of the game and officiating was never taken to task or even mentioned. Just glossed over with a sea of LAC hype while ignoring the real reason why they won. |
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Sour grapes? Hell yeah! I'm still not over the calls when we lost to Pittsburgh. |
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Look at a list of the last 20 or 30 winners. Sure Cleveland. Detroit is there somewhere. But almost everybody else is either a mega market like LA or at least a big market like San Antonio. And LeBron had to go to Miami to get his first title. Durant had to leave OKC. I moved to Northern California a little after the Kings did so followed rooted for them for a while. But after seeing how they got reffed against the Kobe Lakers in a game 7, I swore off small market NBA teams. As far as the Homer comment. When I end up watching two teams where I don't particularly care about the outcome, I often think a lot about the reffing. It frequently isn't symmetric. But Peyton didn't have to leave Indy to get a title. Mahomes doesn't guarantee KC a title but if he stays healthy our odds are very favorable. |
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Ravens have no idea how bad they are about to get screwed...they dont follow the AFCW so are in the dark about the LA express agenda. I'm sure they enjoyed watching the Steelers get hosed on a National broadcast (as did everyone in the world)...but haven't quite put the pieces together on how this is going to effect them too. LAC cant lose another game and get the #1 seed...KC gets the Raiders at home in the final week and I hope the NFL isn't brazen enough to take 3 TDs off the board in that one. |
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How they wired their brains, against overwhelming visual evidence, that it couldn't possibly be happening in the NFL is straight-up denial....especially when they've had Vegas betting odds for decades. How they rationalize this into a honest..and "no way could be corrupt" situation is bizarre. It's a multi-BILLION dollar racket... |
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Rams will own that market...they've already sold out the Coliseum. Chargers cant fill a 30k soccer stadium. They have a home grown, Californian QB...who was the #1 pick. Rivers was an afterthought until this year...his team hadn't even been a wildcard in 5 years. Now...out of nowhere, he's a HOF QB and MVP candidate. Truth is...without the officials helping them...they are an 8-8/9-7 borderline play-off team. Just like every other year of his career...they should have lost both the Steelers/Chiefs games. It took overcoming back-to back 1-174 and 1-250 odds for them to pull it off...in 3 weeks! It's SUCH a transparent sham...they only beat one team with a winning record last year. It was a TNF game against the 9-7 Cowboys...who had to travel on a short week. IMO...the only way the NFL can reasonably try to pull this off is a LAC SB. If the Rams go...they can forget about anyone ever caring about the Chargers. Like I said earlier...have Brees beat the Rams....then have Rivers avenge that loss in the SB. That's really the only play here... They tried to do this same thing with the Raiders in 2016...crappy team that out of nowhere (with a new stadium in play) suddenly become good. Karma and divine intervention took that sham out with a broken leg on Christmas. It was the only sack given up by their LT all season...very apropos...and wouldn't be surprised is something similar happens to the Chargers. Not wishing it...just saying...you reap what you sow. |
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Your burden of proof might just be lower than mine. |
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That's how you get a good record in the NFL: beat the bad teams, there is a lot of them. 2015 Raiders were 7-9, their best record in forever. High picks and a great year by Carr the next year. Chargers won 9 of 12 to finish last year. Some times teams can carry it over. What's your next hot take? Cleveland getting it rigged up next year? Why did the NFL abandon OAK last year? They prop them up before relocating, then announce, forget about them, then you say they will prop them up again. When are they going to do that? Next year? If they are in LV next year? The new stadium in 2 years? Can't wait for your playoff picks thread this year, you sure nailed them last year... |
Why did the NFL allow the high flying Rams to only score an embarrassing 6 points against the Bears in a Sunday night loss last weekend? I mean, the fix is in for the LA teams, right?
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Like People in LA give a shit enough to make a Northside vs. South Side rivalry like Chicago. LA will never care about the Chargers...they were never supposed to be there. Spanos dropped a steaming pile of shit on the NFL...and I commend the citizens of San Diego for telling him to **** off. I dont really have any hatred towards the Chargers players/fans...by beef is with NFL corporate/owners trying to manufacture their success at the expense of other teams. It's strictly a greed move from a corporation that already makes 8 billion a year. You cant dump a meddling team into a city that historically doesn't care about football...and expect them to suddenly care. It's a been a horrible idea from the start... I think your miracle season is summed up by one of your own fans in the Seahawks game thread...and this was BEFORE the controversial calls vs. the Steelers/Chiefs. "Guys, this year feels so different. We are getting calls, breaks and help from the refs???" |
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