Drink Up and Taste The Tears, because Florio Is Complaining.

[jettio]

Originally Posted by wachashi

The stupid narrative about the timing of the flag just will not die. Richard Sherman said yesterday that was the "worst" part about the call.

You can watch the replay and see it takes no more than 3 seconds from the time Sauce makes the hold in question to the time the ref clutches the flag. It's clear as day. He double-clutches because he's trying not to hit a player, but the flag is in his hand before the interception is made.

People are actually arguing that because the ref took ALL OF THREE SECONDS to grab the flag, it's suspicious and he clearly wanted to help the Chiefs win.

The ref could have taken 10 seconds and it would still be the correct call.

"Um. We've seen a lot of contact downfield tonight. We have seen a very physical approach out of the New York Jets. And we've seen a lot more than THAT, that wasn't called."- Cris Collinsworth on the Jets being called for defensive holding on the Chiefs' 3rd-and-20 #SNF pic.twitter.com/K5gerpQmRb

— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) October 2, 2023

Ever since the Orlando Brown, Sr., eye injury from a thrown penalty flag, the game officials try their best to not throw flags while players are near.

Sherman says some wacky shit for a guy that is supposed to be smart.

[BigRedChief]

Originally Posted by jettio

Sherman says some wacky shit for a guy that is supposed to be smart.

He had a 4.0+ GPA at Stanford. They don’t give those out to football players. Maybe 2.5 to keep them qualified.

In my field I’ve worked with some of the smartest people on the planet. They all had some weird personality quirk. Outside of work they didn’t seem that smart either. Made decisions that you can’t believe they made because it was so dumb.

[wazu]

Originally Posted by BigRedChief

He had a 4.0+ GPA at Stanford. They don’t give those out to football players. Maybe 2.5 to keep them qualified.

In my field I’ve worked with some of the smartest people on the planet. They all had some weird personality quirk. Outside of work they didn’t seem that smart either. Made decisions that you can’t believe they made because it was so dumb.

Been my experience as well. With genius comes dysfunction.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by wazu

Been my experience as well. With genius comes dysfunction.

I don't know. I think I'm pretty normal.

[KC_Lee]

Originally Posted by wazu

Been my experience as well. With genius comes dysfunction.

Just ask Wile E. Coyote

[Wallcrawler]

Chris Collinsworth, the skid mark on the boxers of NFL coverage, has been one of the biggest problems when it comes to stirring up shit.

The Jawaan Taylor debacle started because he couldn't stop menstruating about it for an entire broadcast, and now in the Jets game, not to be outdone in the stupidity department by Greg Olsen, begins to whine and cry about an obvious penalty that should have been called, but since the original play was negative for KC, the integrity of the call is in question.

Collinsworth has been utter shit since his days annoying Lenny on Inside the NFL, and somehow this turd continues to not only float on the surface of the water in the bowl for perpetuity, he's now infected NFL coverage through nepotism with his son Jack, who is equally annoying.

Whatever Collinsworth has on the network must be huge, because this guy is as unsufferable as Randy Cross and that talking bag of smashed assholes Don Criqui combined.

If the Collinsworth effect works like it did week one, expect to see Chiefs players getting gangraped on the field late, with no calls made.

.....and Mahomes and Co. win the game anyway, causing Collonsworth and his son to go full Tom Brady back at their hotel room while hate fapping with a sleeve full of razorblades.