NFL GameDay Official Super Bowl LIX thread
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SKOL!
Wow they're not even hiding it anymore. What has happened to the game I loved? There's nothing even cool about KC
The Taylor Swift effect. She puts asses in front of the TV just to get a glance of her. Yeah, they're all 13 year old girls, but they still count in the number games.
Sunday, I'm going to :
View: https://youtu.be/soDZBW-1P04
Fun fact: They were my first concert along with The James Montgomery Blues band and Deep Purple in '73. Tickets were $5.50 and I was pissed because Ticketron charged 50 cents for the ticket.
View: https://youtu.be/soDZBW-1P04
Fun fact: They were my first concert along with The James Montgomery Blues band and Deep Purple in '73. Tickets were $5.50 and I was pissed because Ticketron charged 50 cents for the ticket.
View: https://x.com/_MLFootball/status/1886947901512778166
He's a cuck!! I doubt he's a father. He likes watching Andy Reid bang his horse faced wife.
@PM15's go to guy. This is who he gets his opinions from:
View: https://x.com/_MLFootball/status/1886941094484599132
View: https://x.com/_MLFootball/status/1886941094484599132
Scott Green, the executive director of the NFL Referees Association, firmly denied the notion that the Kansas City Chiefs receive favoritism.
Kansas City will face the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans on Sunday, February 9.
Unfortunately for them, their entire playoff run has been filled with controversial calls, which have fans thinking the refs gave them a favorable whistle.
The NFL and the Chiefs aren’t just responding to the perception of favoritism by officials, they are firmly fighting back.
NFL Referees Association executive director Scott Green, a retired referee, spoke out this week when he called it “insulting and preposterous to hear conspiracy theories that somehow 17 officiating crews consisting of 138 officials are colluding to assist one team.”
Green also added that “no crew (referee) works the same team more than TWICE a regular season” in response to the same crews helping the Chiefs.
It appears he was quite wrong.
While that is not a huge sample size, it does point to the former referee’s lack of credibility, as he did not know that information before he responded to the allegations.
View: https://x.com/nflrefstats1/status/1886874794718847282
Despite his fiery response, it is unlikely to help Kansas City overcome the notion that refs drastically help them move further to victory.
A handful of high-profile playoff calls have gone in Kansas City’s favor, fueling theories of favoritism.
Kansas City will face the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans on Sunday, February 9.
Unfortunately for them, their entire playoff run has been filled with controversial calls, which have fans thinking the refs gave them a favorable whistle.
The NFL and the Chiefs aren’t just responding to the perception of favoritism by officials, they are firmly fighting back.
NFL Referees Association executive director Scott Green, a retired referee, spoke out this week when he called it “insulting and preposterous to hear conspiracy theories that somehow 17 officiating crews consisting of 138 officials are colluding to assist one team.”
Green also added that “no crew (referee) works the same team more than TWICE a regular season” in response to the same crews helping the Chiefs.
It appears he was quite wrong.
While that is not a huge sample size, it does point to the former referee’s lack of credibility, as he did not know that information before he responded to the allegations.
View: https://x.com/nflrefstats1/status/1886874794718847282
The Kansas City Chiefs And Referee Favoritism Notion Won’t End Anytime Soon
The head of the union representing NFL officials called allegations that officiating crews are biased in favor of the Kansas City Chiefs “insulting and preposterous.”Despite his fiery response, it is unlikely to help Kansas City overcome the notion that refs drastically help them move further to victory.
A handful of high-profile playoff calls have gone in Kansas City’s favor, fueling theories of favoritism.
"We could do the right thing: Acknowledge that the officiating has been grossly unfair."
"Nah.... Fuck that. Let's just keep lying about it."
