The game was basically over. Perhaps they would have handled it differently otherwise.

I'm just glad they offset everything after taking into account that the play was over so the huge sack yardage still counted. In the end, that was all that mattered.

Yeah that was a flop that would make a soccer player blush.

It wasn't that mysterious. There had been like 3 whistles to kill the play and Okafor came in and speared Allen to the ground. It was a blatant late hit.

It was going to be 15 yard anyway, and if the game wasn't already a bit out of hand, I'd say the Chiefs got lucky that the Bills melted down to offset it.

And like mentioned above, Chris Jones got away with punching someone in the face. He should have been ejected early on. Hopefully he doesn't pull that shit in the Super Bowl.

Rivers took a shot at Jones with a ball. Could be Allen is headed down that path. I have seen the comparisons before

That’s what it looks like. See ya next year, Fellacio

The offsetting penalties were dumb. Hopefully the rules committee can get that bug patched this offseason.

Even dumber however is that Josh Allen is allowed to fall back 15 ****ing yards, and while diving out of bounds, allowed to half heartedly limp wrist the ball forward to avoid a loss because he technically hasn't landed yet. If defensive players aren't allowed to hit a quarterback when they're flying out of bounds, quarterbacks shouldn't be allowed to "attempt a throw" while flying out of bounds in order to avoid a loss. I don't care if his foot hasn't touched yet, there was no meaningful attempt at completing that ****ing ball. He got away with it twice and it was horseshit both times.

That shit needs fixing.

It's just like any other time they throw the ball away




as long as it gets back to the line of scrimmage

We mopped the floor with Bills and Browns.

My problem is how many times have you seen a personal foul called on a defensive player making a play on the QB on the sideline for roughing? It creates this stupid grey area on the field where a quarterback can't be touched but is still allowed to attempt a "pass".

The Browns put up much more of a fight.

It was after the play and there were fouls on both teams, and none greater than the other so they offset. I think the reason it doesn't come up is because they don't usually bother to penalize 10 different players when there's a scrum

He stood over him and taunted him. Thats going to be called 10 out of 10 times.

probably should've been 2 ejections on that play.

the offsetting was bullshit. look what happened the very next play.. the refs let that game get out of hand at that moment.

It was like watching that scene out the Replacements.

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Eh, I think guys on both sides all around were wrong there.

Okafor definitely came in well after the whistle was blown and put Allen down, Allen threw the ball at his face, Okafor stood over Allen and taunted him, #73 came in and laid him out, then #76 gave Okafor a little extra while he was still on the ground, then Jones was a putting his hands all over the ref trying to get to #76.

Ultimately, I'm more inclined to blame our guys for the whole thing. Allen is a big dude so playing to/through the whistle is a bit excusable for Okafor, but why are you taunting him? Who gives a shit if he tossed the ball at your head. YOU'RE GOING TO THE SUPER BOWL. And don't even get me started on Chris Jones. That idiot threw a ****ing punch in the 1st quarter. He literally had two plays in which he should have been ejected.

I feel like a lot of guys on this team are just ****ing stupid sometimes.