Chiefs "All-star" officiating crew for Rams-Chiefs game

DJ's left nut · 11-20-2018, 04:18 PM

Here's that block in the back call:

Love the design but block in the back is frustrating #JacobsEyeInTheSky pic.twitter.com/Ag8uYfwf4H
— Nick Jacobs (@Jacobs71) November 20, 2018

Tell me that's not ticky tack as ****. Harris does a really nice job getting into the second level and getting right into the chest of Barron, who's a damn athletic linebacker (former safety). He initiates contact and takes him out of the hole. Barron, while engaged, turns his body. Harris had started finishing his block as Barron rotates and then tries to disengage.

The 'All Star Crew' felt the need to make their presence known in that game but the block had no bearing on the play. Harris had sealed that lane and Barron turned. Jacobs comes down hard on Harris in that clip and I think he's just wrong. That's a common occurrence on those 2nd level blocks and the fact that Barron made a bizarre rotation away from the run rather than try to fight through the block shouldn't yield a penalty on Harris. Barron effectively took himself out of the play through that little maneuver and was rewarded for it.

It was a weak-ass call on our first offensive play of the game. It turned a 17 yard run into a 10 yard loss and effectively killed the drive.

The refs set a tone for that game early and it was NOT one that was favorable for the Chiefs on the road. That's unfortunate.

O.city · 11-20-2018, 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

Here's that block in the back call:

Love the design but block in the back is frustrating #JacobsEyeInTheSky pic.twitter.com/Ag8uYfwf4H
— Nick Jacobs (@Jacobs71) November 20, 2018

Tell me that's not ticky tack as ****. Harris does a really nice job getting into the second level and getting right into the chest of Barron, who's a damn athletic linebacker (former safety). He initiates contact and takes him out of the hole. Barron, while engaged, turns his body. Harris had started finishing his block as Barron rotates and then tries to disengage.

The 'All Star Crew' felt the need to make their presence known in that game but the block had no bearing on the play. Harris had sealed that lane and Barron turned. Jacobs comes down hard on Harris in that clip and I think he's just wrong. That's a common occurrence on those 2nd level blocks and the fact that Barron made a bizarre rotation away from the run rather than try to fight through the block shouldn't yield a penalty on Harris. Barron effectively took himself out of the play through that little maneuver and was rewarded for it.

It was a weak-ass call on our first offensive play of the game. It turned a 17 yard run into a 10 yard loss and effectively killed the drive.

The refs set a tone for that game early and it was NOT one that was favorable for the Chiefs on the road. That's unfortunate.

That was ticky tack. ****.

Staylor, you were right.

staylor26 · 11-20-2018, 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by O.city

That was ticky tack. ****.

Staylor, you were right.

Thank you we’re friends again

11-20-2018, 04:18 PM	#1
DJ's left nut Sauntering Vaguely Downwards Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Columbia, Mo Casino cash: $-870901	Here's that block in the back call: Love the design but block in the back is frustrating #JacobsEyeInTheSky pic.twitter.com/Ag8uYfwf4H — Nick Jacobs (@Jacobs71) November 20, 2018 Tell me that's not ticky tack as ***. Harris does a really nice job getting into the second level and getting right into the chest of Barron, who's a damn athletic linebacker (former safety). He initiates contact and takes him out of the hole. Barron, while engaged*, turns his body. Harris had started finishing his block as Barron rotates and then tries to disengage. The 'All Star Crew' felt the need to make their presence known in that game but the block had no bearing on the play. Harris had sealed that lane and Barron turned. Jacobs comes down hard on Harris in that clip and I think he's just wrong. That's a common occurrence on those 2nd level blocks and the fact that Barron made a bizarre rotation away from the run rather than try to fight through the block shouldn't yield a penalty on Harris. Barron effectively took himself out of the play through that little maneuver and was rewarded for it. It was a weak-ass call on our first offensive play of the game. It turned a 17 yard run into a 10 yard loss and effectively killed the drive. The refs set a tone for that game early and it was NOT one that was favorable for the Chiefs on the road. That's unfortunate. __________________ "If there's a god, he's laughing at us.....and our football team..." "When you look at something through rose colored glasses, all the red flags just look like flags."
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