The MVS no call is the worst no call I've ever seen

[RunKC]

How in the **** do you not call that? I've never ever seen such an obvious penalty by a DB in my life, and I've watched some shitty as corners in my Chiefs fandom.

Just unbelievable

[lawrenceRaider]

MVS got interfered with? Probably just stopped him from dropping the ball anyway.

[AdolfOliverBush]

Originally Posted by RunKC

How in the **** do you not call that? I've never ever seen such an obvious penalty by a DB in my life, and I've watched some shitty as corners in my Chiefs fandom.

Just unbelievable

If it makes you feel better, he probably would've dropped the pass anyway, even if he was wide open.

[AdolfOliverBush]

Originally Posted by lawrenceRaider

MVS got interfered with? Probably just stopped him from dropping the ball anyway.

You bastard!

[A Salt Weapon]

Originally Posted by Eleazar

Hard to take this place seriously when people seriously claim that the opponent should have been flagged 60 times

They kept doing it because it wasn’t flagged. You call that the first few times and it rarely happens the rest of the game. It completely determined the flow of the game. Their Oline had to be like holy shit got away with that let’s see how far we can push it.

[Easy 6]

Some very good twitter reactions for your amusement and edification

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/twitter...052406217.html

[Fnbs010]

Originally Posted by Gary Cooper

Was there this much outcry about officiating in the 1990's? Or is it about the same except now we regularly use internet to complain? From memory, refs blew as many calls then as they do now.

Its always been bad, Chief fans are just crying because we are defending superbowl champs and expect every game to be a win no matter how bad they have played, and they played bad last night

[GloryDayz]

Originally Posted by emaw1979

I was at a conference in Anaheim where the female referee in this game was one of the speakers talking about leadership and the hardships of being a female in a male-dominated career. She spoke about her first game was a Chiefs game, and she screwed up a call. Every time she is on the sideline, I feel the officiating is a disaster.



There were so many horrible penalties and noncalls last night. I've seen worse calls or non-calls over the years, but I don't think I've seen a worse officiated game in my life.

Well of course, she was literally a DEI hire, of course she's a lesser qualified candidate, but she has tits..

[MagicHef]

Mitchell Schwartz seems to be confused about the MVS sideline play, he has it backwards:

I hate doing the ref thing but when so many bad calls happen in critical situations it’s hard not to discuss it:
-Creed hold to negate 1st and goal, Chiefs settle for FG
-Pat inbounds on “late” hit
-MVS clear and obvious PI
-MVS on sideline, clock kept running
-Last play shove

— Mitchell Schwartz (@MitchSchwartz71) December 4, 2023

[MagicHef]

Originally Posted by MagicHef

Mitchell Schwartz seems to be confused about the MVS sideline play, he has it backwards:

I hate doing the ref thing but when so many bad calls happen in critical situations it’s hard not to discuss it:
-Creed hold to negate 1st and goal, Chiefs settle for FG
-Pat inbounds on “late” hit
-MVS clear and obvious PI
-MVS on sideline, clock kept running
-Last play shove

— Mitchell Schwartz (@MitchSchwartz71) December 4, 2023

Also, I find it amazing that anyone who has even seen football before could complain about the Hail Mary play.

[GloryDayz]

Originally Posted by old_geezer

This is pretty much where I'm at. I've never seen such horrible officiating in my life (and I have been watching football since before the Chiefs moved to KC). It's not just the Chiefs, it's every team and almost every game you can find unexplainable calls or no-calls. I can't explain it but the officials just seem lost out there.

Well that's they aren't "rigging" games, they're just influencing each game's outcome. Totally different.

[suzzer99]

Originally Posted by RedinTexas

When I was flying in the Air Force we had an acronym for continuous mistakes made in an effort to compensate for a previous mistake. It's called Pilot Induced Oscillation, or PIO. The aircraft is descending so you pull back on the stick to stop the descent. However, you corrected a little too much, so you push forward on the stick to get back down. You find that you overcorrected again, and you pull back on the stick. Wash, Rinse, Repeat. Before you know it you're out of control because you overcorrect.

I did this yesterday morning, a series of cascading errors.

• Set my coffee down on the edge of a book, spilled it.
• Cleaned up the spill, moved my chair so it wouldn't be in the wet spot.
• Tried to drag the coffee table over to be closer to the chair.
• Broke the legs of the coffee table, coffee table fell to the floor on one side, which spilled the second cup of coffee all over a bunch of books and my laptop.

[suzzer99]

Dean Blandino says the missed DPI last night in #Chiefs-#Packers was the most obvious miss he has seen since the Rams-Saints NFC Championship Game in 2018.

"There should have been several flags there." ���� https://t.co/idxkrvmVjW

— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) December 4, 2023

[GloryDayz]

Originally Posted by displacedinMN

In other words....I am on the take and no one can touch me.

100%

Thats part of the vetting...

[GloryDayz]

Originally Posted by ChiTown

Any Official that can say that with a straight face should be fired. That was TEXTBOOK DPI and it wasn't even remotely close to being otherwise. Holy shit!

Well that's why it's such a wonderful job, they operate with apparent impunity.

If they say I'm wrong, I'd like to hear when/where they're held accountable. And don't hüt me with that "not invited to officiate the SB" bullshit.

[GloryDayz]

Originally Posted by mnchiefsguy

Part of the problem is that NFL refs are part time employees--mostly business execs and lawyers. Since it is not their main source of income, they have no real incentive to be good at their job.

This is hard to argue.