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Originally Posted by crayzkirk
Not going to get into a pissing contest...
Pats missed 3 extra points and were driving for the winning FG when the fumble occurred. This fumble occurred long after the forward progress was stopped and the RB was being pushed backwards. Don't try to tell Chiefs fans what forward progress means. The strip on Kelce could very well have been blown dead as well when the Chiefs were driving to go up 11 in the last game.
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No worries, no pissing contest needed. Bengals also missed 2XP and a FG on the same end of the field in NE.
Boyd also dropped a wide open sure-fire TD where they had to settle for a FG,, and also went for a 4th down and failed inside the 10yd line early instead of taking the easy 3 points. That's 7 points Cincy left off the board vs the Chiefs long before Kelce's fumble.
There are many plays/calls that can be pivotal in the course of a game,, not just only one.
The big catch by Sutton today negated by a gift penalty for the Chiefs was a huge one. But, I know that wasn't the only pivotal play today as there were other crucial ones against the Chiefs as well (missed kicks, end zone PI, etc). Many plays are pivotal towards a game.
Hoping the Bengals can defeat the Bills tomorrow,, but it's a tough matchup. Chiefs/Bills/Bengals all three can make it to the SB, just depends on who is hot, but I think HomeField is gonna matter most to the Bills.
The team that is getting hot/healthy at the right time is the Chargers. All WRs are back, Herbert is healthy, and Bosa is back. I could see them really being a tough out and possibly making a run. Their coach Staley is a real wildcard though. You never know when that guy is gonna do something extremely questionable or unorthodox.
Hopefully the Chargers face the Bills and one of those teams gets outed.