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Old 06-19-2019, 11:44 AM  
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NFL says PI agianst the Chargers was wrong

First off...I will say "No shit".

Second...it's convenient for them to say it now. It kept the Chargers/Chiefs battle for the AFCW title interesting until the end. *cough* ratings...

Third...**** you Chargers

NFL essentially admits making a mistake that aided Chargers in win over Chiefs

Earlier this month, NFL.com writer Adam Rank said the Chargers are the clear favorite in the AFC West, even though the Chiefs have won the division three straight seasons.

Rank said Chargers fans don’t need to worry about this Chiefs in the upcoming season in part because LA won 22-21 at Arrowhead Stadium last December. But at the NFL Media Summit, the NFL essentially admitted it made a huge mistake that helped the Chargers win that game.

Let’s turn the clock back to that game on Dec. 13.

The Chiefs led 21-14, but the Chargers had the ball at the Kansas City 10-yard line with 13 seconds to play. It was third down and Los Angeles was out of timeouts when quarterback Philip Rivers threw a pass to Mike Williams that fell incomplete in the end zone.

A flag was thrown and pass interference was called giving the Chargers the ball at the 1-yard line with 8 seconds to play. Rivers threw a TD pass to Williams, converted a two-point try* and Los Angeles won.

*That was maybe the worst defensive play for the Chiefs in 2018

But Alberto Riveron, the NFL’s Senior Vice President of Officiating, used that play Tuesday as a way to explain the new pass-interference review rule. And he showed the officials got it wrong last December.

Michael Girardi of the NFL Network shared a clip of the play and said Riveron explained that a review would have changed the call to offensive pass interference.


At NFL Media Summit, #NFL SVP of Officiating Al Riveron is showing us the new OPI/DPI review rules. Week 15 between #Chiefs/#Chargers. DPI is called. Automatic review under 2 minutes. This play would be offset. Mike Williams guilty of OPI, negating Fuller's DPI. Down replayed. pic.twitter.com/LxNb2g07JI
— Michael Giardi (@MikeGiardi) June 18, 2019

In the clip, the Chiefs’ Kendall Fuller, who was flagged for the penalty, was clearly upset with the official’s call and his teammates were saying Williams should have been penalized.

That would have given the Chargers the ball at the 20 having to make a third-and-goal call with 8 seconds to play. They could have scored a touchdown, but it’s hard to argue that it wouldn’t have been a much more difficult chore.

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Old 06-19-2019, 02:19 PM   #46
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Brady and the Pats flat out tried to give us the game.

They kicked the Chiefs ass up and down the field. If not for some uncharacteristic Brady picks this game is a complete blowout.

It opened my eyes to say the least.

Oh yeah, **** Dee Ford.
The most ironic thing about that game is had Dee Ford lined up those 4 inches back, Bob Sutton would be looked at totally different. He'd be the coached that somehow turned the defense around in the post season and had us playing great. The game would have ended with Brady throwing 3 picks and scoring less than 25 points. And we'd probably still have Sutton as DC.


Football really is a game of inches.
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Old 06-19-2019, 02:34 PM   #47
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The most ironic thing about that game is had Dee Ford lined up those 4 inches back, Bob Sutton would be looked at totally different. He'd be the coached that somehow turned the defense around in the post season and had us playing great. The game would have ended with Brady throwing 3 picks and scoring less than 25 points. And we'd probably still have Sutton as DC.


Football really is a game of inches.
Which is why we should be thanking the Patriots. I feel a lot better about our chances going forward without Sutton.
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The most ironic thing about that game is had Dee Ford lined up those 4 inches back, Bob Sutton would be looked at totally different. He'd be the coached that somehow turned the defense around in the post season and had us playing great. The game would have ended with Brady throwing 3 picks and scoring less than 25 points. And we'd probably still have Sutton as DC.


Football really is a game of inches.
No....no I don't think so. He was shit and it was obvious he had to go.
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No no, all of his other games simply did not happen and do not exist. / King
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The most ironic thing about that game is had Dee Ford lined up those 4 inches back, Bob Sutton would be looked at totally different. He'd be the coached that somehow turned the defense around in the post season and had us playing great. The game would have ended with Brady throwing 3 picks and scoring less than 25 points. And we'd probably still have Sutton as DC.


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And that was after they dismantled Andrew Luck and the Colts the week before.
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No....no I don't think so. He was shit and it was obvious he had to go.
The defense shut down the colts and would have played great in the AFCCG if not for that penalty. They definitely would have kept him if we made it to the SB despite how bad we were in the regular season.
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The defense shut down the colts and would have played great in the AFCCG if not for that penalty. They definitely would have kept him if we made it to the SB despite how bad we were in the regular season.
As dumb as a little bit of victory tends to make the Chiefs, especially in the past, I believe you are probably right. Which is why I have never been more grateful for a loss in my life. Thank you football gods!
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