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

[cdcox]

Given that MVS was the intended receiver, it was ruled uncatchable.

[007]

Originally Posted by cdcox

Given that MVS was the intended receiver, it was ruled uncatchable.

Heh

[FloridaMan88]

[TwistedChief]

Sometimes calls get missed and sometimes they get called.

We have seen that and far lesser calls against the Chiefs for years. The game against the Raiders in 2017 saw 4 of those late in the game called that were far more egregious.

I'm usually not one to complain about a call or two, but that in isolation is just insanity. I won't say that it cost us the game but between that and some other questionable penalties, it didn't give us a real shot at the end.

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by TwistedChief

Sometimes calls get missed and sometimes they get called.

We have seen that and far lesser calls against the Chiefs for years. The game against the Raiders in 2017 saw 4 of those late in the game called that were far more egregious.

I'm usually not one to complain about a call or two, but that in isolation is just insanity. I won't say that it cost us the game but between that and some other questionable penalties, it didn't give us a real shot at the end.

That call wasn't "missed." Nobody in the stadium missed the fact that MVS got tackled before the ball got there. They just decided not to call it.

[petegz28]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

That call wasn't "missed." Nobody in the stadium missed the fact that MVS got tackled before the ball got there. They just decided not to call it.

Exactly

[TwistedChief]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

That call wasn't "missed." Nobody in the stadium missed the fact that MVS got tackled before the ball got there. They just decided not to call it.

Oh, ok. Thanks for that.

So how does that change your evaluation of the game and how do you advise everyone else who clearly understands its implications to adjust?

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by TwistedChief

Oh, ok. Thanks for that.

So how does that change your evaluation of the game and how do you advise everyone else who clearly understands its implications to adjust?

My evaluation of the game is that the Chiefs played a bad game and the refs blatantly ****ed them. Both things can be true.

[BWillie]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

That call wasn't "missed." Nobody in the stadium missed the fact that MVS got tackled before the ball got there. They just decided not to call it.

Unfortunately it was a make up non-call. They figured out that the roughing personal foul when Mahomes was going out of bounds wasn't a foul and they as a result decided to not throw a flag here. This 100% gets called otherwise. I don't know that refs consciously do it, but you see make up calls all the time.

[CadeMeister]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

That call wasn't "missed." Nobody in the stadium missed the fact that MVS got tackled before the ball got there. They just decided not to call it.

......and the official that didn't make the call is drinking his morning coffee looking at a huge increase in his bank account.......That one no-call could easily end the Chiefs SB asperations this year. Home field just went bye bye.

[teedubya]

Originally Posted by cdcox

Given that MVS was the intended receiver, it was ruled uncatchable.

HAHAHA. Oh man, that's the first laugh I've had since that shit show last night. Nicely done.

[room152]

Originally Posted by teedubya

HAHAHA. Oh man, that's the first laugh I've had since that shit show last night. Nicely done.

[jamison69]

I hate nfl referees. They ruin the game. It is the away team vs home team vs blind 0 iq referees.

[lcarus]

Originally Posted by jamison69

I hate nfl referees. They ruin the game. It is the away team vs home team vs blind 0 iq referees.

Even with instant replay, they still suck ass. They ruin the sport. It's amazing we've come this far and they still haven't found a dozen or so people who are good at this.