Alex Smith: "Felt like couldnt get a single call"

[ratchet]

It's unlike smith to blame officiating but it's been pretty evident that we just don't get the calls that other teams get especially during crucial moments. This is probably why kelce wasn't targeted much in second half. http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...a-single-call/

[notorious]

Get out of here! That's just not possible!

[thegame214]

Originally Posted by Mecca

This logic sucks, you do realize refs determine games all the time right? When 2 times this year we've watched teams get to run 12+ plays inside the 5 to score what is that?

You literally can not escape refs if they don't want you to, there's no way around it. Seattle got jobbed out of a Superbowl because of it.

You suggesting Nelson wasn't holding yesterday? Those were valid calls man lol

What calls are you referencing?

[thegame214]

Originally Posted by Deberg_1990

Losers blame the refs.

Winners go home and **** the prom queen

Yes sir

[TEX]

Originally Posted by thegame214

You suggesting Nelson wasn't holding yesterday? Those were valid calls man lol

What calls are you referencing?

They were, but none were called the other way.

[Sassy Squatch]

Official sign that the team is done.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by thegame214

You suggesting Nelson wasn't holding yesterday? Those were valid calls man lol

What calls are you referencing?

I don't have a problem with calls I have a problem with the way they are called. Apparently it's fair game to butt **** Kelce all over the field, tell me when he ever gets a call?

I expect things to be called evenly, I also had no idea breathing on a snapper was a penalty, does this mean if your snapper doesn't ever put his head up that means you can't attempt a block?

Once again more rules that no one understands.

[ratchet]

Originally Posted by thegame214

You suggesting Nelson wasn't holding yesterday? Those were valid calls man lol

What calls are you referencing?

Nelson was holding. My point is that they hold us as well and we never get those calls. It's already tough having a qb who doesn't like to throw to covered receivers but to not penalize defenses for illegally preventing separation is a huge reason we get stagnant.

[KCUnited]

I'm sure the collective "aww shucks!" response from the Chiefs organization has refs all over the league scared to make calls that go against them.

[thegame214]

3 games in a row we could have won the game on final drives and we wouldn't even be discussing these calls.

[kcpasco]

The calls were legit. But Alex is right that it seems other teams in bigger markets can get away with stuff. Like the holding call in the playoff loss last year. Pittsburgh doesn’t get that flag

[BossChief]

It’s true. They were hack a shaqn Kelce all day and not one penalty.

I’m gonna be consistent. The biggest reason we lost a bunch of games the last couple months was Alex Smith...but he wasn’t a reason we lost yesterday.

He did enough to win that game imo.

That said, bring on Mahomes magic and let him lead us into the playoffs.

[TLO]

Originally Posted by Deberg_1990

Losers blame the refs.

Winners go home and **** the prom queen

Why is **** not censored in your post? **** YOU!!

[kcpasco]

The Steelers were basically gifted a super bowl one year.

[RealSNR]

Chad Ochocinco was an absolute dick to the refs and he got DPI and holding calls in his favor all the time.

Can't explain why the refs hate Kelce so much, but they just do. It's really freakin bizarre.

[Mecca]

Anyone who thinks refs don't influence games and you are just suppose to overcome it is smoking crack. The Chiefs are a limited team with a limited QB a couple of bad calls is enough to end the game.