NFL is reviewing Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes

[RunKC]

Why do I feel like we're about to get ****ed?

While Patrick Mahomes' post-game comments will be reviewed, his on-field yelling aimed at the refs before the game ended and then on-field comments while cameras were rolling and present may be more of an issue. https://t.co/lLCInFjXU6

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) December 11, 2023

[FlaChief58]

When are they going to start reviewing the refs and holding them responsible for ****ing up calls every single week. Those assholes have taken the fun out of the game. Every time there's a big play or score, you have to wait 30 seconds to make sure there are no bullshit flags before you can start cheering. They're ruining the game

[KranzDictum]

Originally Posted by ghak99

Damn, I had convinced myself Toney was just an idiot, but this shit is crazy. If they had thrown the flag early in the game or just told him they weren't comfortable with how close he was to the line, none of this bullshit blows up at the end of the game. At best the officiating just sucks, at worst the official had an axe to grind and set him up for failure.

The biggest question is why can't a 4th year WR line up properly and understand the neutral zone. I don't think he was trying to gain an advantage but your RT does all the time with his leaving his stance just before the snap and trying to gain an advantage by lining up with his hips way deeper than the center which gives him a better chance to get into his stance. I didn't see the whole game but thought he got called a couple times.

They didn't call Taylor for his first foul in the Detroit game until the end of that one either.
https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/artic...13132_39229350
"Throughout the Chiefs' 21-20 loss to the Detroit Lions, Taylor seemed to consistently be a step ahead of the Chiefs' snap count while also being illegally lined up off of the line of scrimmage. The combination of a quick first step and starting further back off the line gave him a significant advantage over the Lions' pass rush, and especially top pass-rusher Aidan Hutchinson (though, it did not really slow down Hutchinson from causing havoc in the Chiefs' backfield.)
It became a focal point for the NBC announcing team, with rules analyst Terry McAulay admitting that Taylor was clearly lining up illegally.
The officials did not actually call him for a false start until the final two minutes of the game when the Chiefs were already facing a fourth-and-20."



You guys have a coaching issue and lack of attention to detail.

I was watching the Broncos game and Jerry Jeudy had an awful game but I noticed when he lined up pre-snap he was raising his left arm parallel to the LOS so he knew he wasn't off-sides or covered. If only he could catch the freaking ball. Details beyond Toney.

Still sad that perfect pat is allowed to yell at the refs while being restrained and not get flagged or ejected.

[Chief Roundup]

Originally Posted by FlaChief58

When are they going to start reviewing the refs and holding them responsible for ****ing up calls every single week. Those assholes have taken the fun out of the game. Every time there's a big play or score, you have to wait 30 seconds to make sure there are no bullshit flags before you can start cheering. They're ruining the game

They are reviewed every play of every game every week by the NFL officiating staff. However, they are subject to disciplinary actions up to termination we never hear about those actions.
Most of these refs have side/day jobs. The NFL referee gig is generally "part-time" and they still make over $200K a year.
The NFL needs to make these refs full-time so that they are as much into the game in its entirety as the players and coaches and have much more accountability which should be just as public as it is with the players and coaches.

[ghak99]

Originally Posted by KranzDictum

The biggest question is why can't a 4th year WR line up properly and understand the neutral zone. I don't think he was trying to gain an advantage but your RT does all the time with his leaving his stance just before the snap and trying to gain an advantage by lining up with his hips way deeper than the center which gives him a better chance to get into his stance. I didn't see the whole game but thought he got called a couple times.

They didn't call Taylor for his first foul in the Detroit game until the end of that one either.
https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/artic...13132_39229350
"Throughout the Chiefs' 21-20 loss to the Detroit Lions, Taylor seemed to consistently be a step ahead of the Chiefs' snap count while also being illegally lined up off of the line of scrimmage. The combination of a quick first step and starting further back off the line gave him a significant advantage over the Lions' pass rush, and especially top pass-rusher Aidan Hutchinson (though, it did not really slow down Hutchinson from causing havoc in the Chiefs' backfield.)
It became a focal point for the NBC announcing team, with rules analyst Terry McAulay admitting that Taylor was clearly lining up illegally.
The officials did not actually call him for a false start until the final two minutes of the game when the Chiefs were already facing a fourth-and-20."



You guys have a coaching issue and lack of attention to detail.

I was watching the Broncos game and Jerry Jeudy had an awful game but I noticed when he lined up pre-snap he was raising his left arm parallel to the LOS so he knew he wasn't off-sides or covered. If only he could catch the freaking ball. Details beyond Toney.

Still sad that perfect pat is allowed to yell at the refs while being restrained and not get flagged or ejected.

Your and idiot.

Both Bills tackles were leaving early all night last night. On two occasions it was stupid early. Reid intentionally exposed the refs for targeting Taylor earlier in the season for doing the same thing by substituting a player. The Zebras have also been exposed in games involving other teams all season long. They suck ass. That's all there is to it. Until they fix the inconsistency, the faces of the NFL need to keep going off not them.

[arrwheader]

Originally Posted by KranzDictum

The biggest question is why can't a 4th year WR line up properly and understand the neutral zone. I don't think he was trying to gain an advantage but your RT does all the time with his leaving his stance just before the snap and trying to gain an advantage by lining up with his hips way deeper than the center which gives him a better chance to get into his stance. I didn't see the whole game but thought he got called a couple times.

They didn't call Taylor for his first foul in the Detroit game until the end of that one either.
https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/artic...13132_39229350
"Throughout the Chiefs' 21-20 loss to the Detroit Lions, Taylor seemed to consistently be a step ahead of the Chiefs' snap count while also being illegally lined up off of the line of scrimmage. The combination of a quick first step and starting further back off the line gave him a significant advantage over the Lions' pass rush, and especially top pass-rusher Aidan Hutchinson (though, it did not really slow down Hutchinson from causing havoc in the Chiefs' backfield.)
It became a focal point for the NBC announcing team, with rules analyst Terry McAulay admitting that Taylor was clearly lining up illegally.
The officials did not actually call him for a false start until the final two minutes of the game when the Chiefs were already facing a fourth-and-20."



You guys have a coaching issue and lack of attention to detail.

I was watching the Broncos game and Jerry Jeudy had an awful game but I noticed when he lined up pre-snap he was raising his left arm parallel to the LOS so he knew he wasn't off-sides or covered. If only he could catch the freaking ball. Details beyond Toney.

Still sad that perfect pat is allowed to yell at the refs while being restrained and not get flagged or ejected.

Shut up bitch


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[alanm]

Originally Posted by Mr. Plow

You and I are doing different things with our house cats.

[GloryDayz]

Originally Posted by bdj23

Amazing that the NFL will review the players but not their shitty ass referees.

Great point. I'm sure they'll claim they do but keep it very quiet, but I think we all know the truth.

[GloryDayz]

Originally Posted by FlaChief58

When are they going to start reviewing the refs and holding them responsible for ****ing up calls every single week. Those assholes have taken the fun out of the game. Every time there's a big play or score, you have to wait 30 seconds to make sure there are no bullshit flags before you can start cheering. They're ruining the game

I suspect they won't ever. I think we all know who they work for and the role they play in the larger picture their employer wants painted.

[ku_jhawk23]

Originally Posted by KranzDictum

The biggest question is why can't a 4th year WR line up properly and understand the neutral zone. I don't think he was trying to gain an advantage but your RT does all the time with his leaving his stance just before the snap and trying to gain an advantage by lining up with his hips way deeper than the center which gives him a better chance to get into his stance. I didn't see the whole game but thought he got called a couple times.

They didn't call Taylor for his first foul in the Detroit game until the end of that one either.
https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/artic...13132_39229350
"Throughout the Chiefs' 21-20 loss to the Detroit Lions, Taylor seemed to consistently be a step ahead of the Chiefs' snap count while also being illegally lined up off of the line of scrimmage. The combination of a quick first step and starting further back off the line gave him a significant advantage over the Lions' pass rush, and especially top pass-rusher Aidan Hutchinson (though, it did not really slow down Hutchinson from causing havoc in the Chiefs' backfield.)
It became a focal point for the NBC announcing team, with rules analyst Terry McAulay admitting that Taylor was clearly lining up illegally.
The officials did not actually call him for a false start until the final two minutes of the game when the Chiefs were already facing a fourth-and-20."



You guys have a coaching issue and lack of attention to detail.

I was watching the Broncos game and Jerry Jeudy had an awful game but I noticed when he lined up pre-snap he was raising his left arm parallel to the LOS so he knew he wasn't off-sides or covered. If only he could catch the freaking ball. Details beyond Toney.

Still sad that perfect pat is allowed to yell at the refs while being restrained and not get flagged or ejected.

So the video evidence that he asked the ref if he was good is ignored? ****ing donkey.

[GloryDayz]

Originally Posted by Chief Roundup

They are reviewed every play of every game every week by the NFL officiating staff. However, they are subject to disciplinary actions up to termination we never hear about those actions.


Most of these refs have side/day jobs. The NFL referee gig is generally "part-time" and they still make over $200K a year.
The NFL needs to make these refs full-time so that they are as much into the game in its entirety as the players and coaches and have much more accountability which should be just as public as it is with the players and coaches.

Hearsay...

[Hog's Gone Fishin]

I wonder if Dee Ford called Toney after the game and called him a dumbass ??

[Fishels]

Originally Posted by Wisconsin_Chief

Don't care, needed to be done.

Exactly inconsistent ass refs gotta go

[Pointer19]

Originally Posted by IowaHawkeyeChief

The crew was getting pelted with bottles and cans on their way out...

Is this true? I'd love to see footage of that.

[Pointer19]

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath15

I'd bet it all that we'll never see it happen again.

Hopefully as a result of some even officiating.

[Pointer19]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

We also don't have any video of brady ever being on the losing end of a critical late-game penalty. Ever. In 20+ seasons.

We have a lot of video of him receiving critical late-game penalties, though. Tons of it.