CBS crew nearly came to blows with 'd–bag' Ravens fan after AFC Championship

[Eleazar]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

I never heard the background about the fight that happened before the game on the field. Some noble Chief was attacked or had to defend the honor of the team against some stupid dirty raven. Did anybody ever hear what happened? They showed the clip on TV so quickly that I didn't catch the number of the Chiefs player who was the hero.

From memory, what they said on ESPN was that Tucker chose to warm up in the Chiefs' players area because according to him that's what he normally does. The Chiefs felt he was doing it to intentionally get in their way. Tucker said that Patrick asked him to move his stuff and that he did move it. Whether he did or didn't move it his stuff was still in the way, so Kelce tossed it aside. But then Tucker called it "gamesmanship on both sides", so something doesn't add up. Tucker also said Kelce kicked his helmet but I don't think the video showed him doing that, more tossing it out the back of the end zone.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by Eleazar

From memory, what they said on ESPN was that Tucker chose to warm up in the Chiefs' players area because according to him that's what he normally does. The Chiefs felt he was doing it to intentionally get in their way. Tucker said that Patrick asked him to move his stuff and that he did move it. Whether he did or didn't move it his stuff was still in the way, so Kelce tossed it aside. But then Tucker called it "gamesmanship on both sides", so something doesn't add up. Tucker also said Kelce kicked his helmet but I don't think the video showed him doing that, more tossing it out the back of the end zone.

I'm talking about a different one. The TV showed a short clip of about five seconds of a Chief and a dirty raven being separated after a physical altercation during warmups. It looked like it was probably a defensive back for the Chiefs, but it happened so fast that I didn't catch the number. The announcers said something like "Things are already getting chippy."

This could have arisen from the Justin Tucker idiot, but it felt like it was something different.

[Ghost of Maslowski]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

I'm talking about a different one. The TV showed a short clip of about five seconds of a Chief and a dirty raven being separated after a physical altercation during warmups. It looked like it was probably a defensive back for the Chiefs, but it happened so fast that I didn't catch the number. The announcers said something like "Things are already getting chippy."

This could have arisen from the Justin Tucker idiot, but it felt like it was something different.

it was #10 Maulet vs everybody, starting with #35 Watson, that action starts at :16 here:

[Coochie liquor]

Originally Posted by Ghost of Maslowski

it was #10 Maulet vs everybody, starting with #35 Watson, that action starts at :16 here:

Dude thought he was Sneed at the end of the Fins game. Only difference is Sneed waited til the W was secured. And Sneed is a MAN! Those fools thought they’d intimidate the champs? How dumb!

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by Ghost of Maslowski

it was #10 Maulet vs everybody, starting with #35 Watson, that action starts at :16 here:

Ah, yes, that's it. It makes sense that it was Maulet since he's an idiot. It looks like he came over where the Chiefs DBs were warming up to be an idiot.

At 1:04 in your same video, Rashee Rice made him atone for his sins.

I'm obviously happy that we won the game, but it makes it even more delightful that the ravens were being such jerks and then got their faces pushed into the mud. They got what they deserved.

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by Ghost of Maslowski

it was #10 Maulet vs everybody, starting with #35 Watson, that action starts at :16 here:

Madubuike with that knee dive at Mahomes right at the end there. **** that guy with AIDS.

God I can't wait for us to play these losers next year. Somebody might OOOOOPS at Madubuike's knees when he's engaged on a block. Wouldn't that be an awful shame?