I mean it was pretty great when the Patriots had 3 questionable calls all go their way right after the Chiefs took the lead.

Have you seen the video clip of the ref fist bumping Brady in the ass?

"I got you Tommy". /fist bump ass

I caught that right before the first play.

Do we really need to see it to justify our feelings?

It happened.

Would love to hear the official explanation. That goes well beyond a "mistake." A mistake is not seeing something and, therefore, not calling it. A mistake IS NOT not seeing something and assuming it must have happened. That's a complete fabrication. Not sure what leads one to call something like that.

I too thought the Berry thing was a make up non-call, but the truth of the matter is that the phantom call in Brady's favor gave the Patriots an extra possession, and that possession resulted in a touchdown. The Berry call was only one play during that free extra possession. So it didn't really even out, because the Patriots won as a result of that free drive.

Having said that, it was generally a well-called game. The phantom roughing was one blunder that happened at a generally benign point in the game, so it's unfortunate. I'm not going to blame the loss on that one bad call. It's just a bit frustrating that Mahomes took the same hit earlier and more blatantly, and it wasn't called.

It was such bullshit. Such ****ery.

Perhaps somebody instructed him to do something to help the Pats? You know, the man talking in his ear? :shrug:

How does it end the game? There were 7 minutes left. And it didn't extend the drive. It would've been 3rd and 7 without the phantom roughing. I'm sure that one was the one 3rd down and long the Chiefs were going to get a stop though...

What extended the drive was them giving Hogan the benefit of the doubt and going with the call on the field yet somehow they overturned the Edelman play, it's like yea make up rules as you go.

Some NFL purists are going to be very upset with you for saying these things.

Hogan's was overturned because it wasn't secured and then hit the ground. Edelman's was secured before and pinned throughout.

Literally said this when they ruled it a catch. You can't go with the ruling on the field and overturning a call with insufficient evidence on both.

And the Ref that made the roughing call couldn't even see if it really happened or not. I mean give me a ****ing break.....