NFL GDT: 2024 AFC Championship Game: (1) Kansas City Chiefs vs (2) Buffalo Bills

[Fish on The Sand]

It definitely looks like a good catch. Ground didn't cause the ball to move and tie goes to the receiver.

 

[hatterson]

A stop coming out of the half feels like a must for the Bills.

 

[Habsawce]

Josh Allen is an alien, literally the only reason this game is close.

 

[keonsbitterness]

Can’t believe people still watch the NFL, so obviously rigged it’s not even funny

Life is rigged.

 

[ucanthanzalthetruth]

As a neutral who feels like it's rigged for KC I don't think anything too insane has happened yet, IMO that wasn't a catch but the ruling of a catch probably helped Buffalo because it allowed KC to score quicker leaving them time to score back. There was a hold on Buffalo anyways so it was just for positioning on the 3 as opposed to the 22. Bills have to make a stop. KC has scored on every drive except the fumble where they had it on like the 25.

 

[hatterson]

It definitely looks like a good catch. Ground didn't cause the ball to move and tie goes to the receiver.

He never had control of the ball before it hit the ground. It's a very simple and textbook incomplete. The ball not moving when it hits the ground only matters if you have control of it before then, not if it's half pinned between you and the defender.

 

[Fish on The Sand]

He never had control of the ball before it hit the ground. It's a very simple and textbook incomplete. The ball not moving when it hits the ground only matters if you have control of it before then, not if it's half pinned between you and the defender.

He did have control, hence why it didn't move.

 

[Sasha Orlov]

Life is rigged.

Literally true

 

[ahmedou]

Josh Allen is an alien, literally the only reason this game is close.

Oliver saved the game! Without him, it'd have been a blowout...

Can’t believe people still watch the NFL, so obviously rigged it’s not even funny

All NA sports leagues are rigged

 

[hatterson]

How the F doesn’t Kelce have a taunting penalty yet?

 

[RedRocking]

They’re calling DPI on everything

 

[hatterson]

Elam is being abused hard.

 

[Panthaz89]

The Bills are screwed Elam is so terrible

 

[hatterson]

The Bills are screwed Elam is so terrible

Just an awful draft pick in hindsight. You need to get impact players in the first round. Not negative players.

 

[ucanthanzalthetruth]

Missed facemask on Buffalo. Bills finally get a stop.

 

[TMLegend]

Rare mahomes mistake

 

[BackToTheBrierePatch]

Good play by Milano

 

[The Apologist]

They’re calling DPI on everything

That last one on Elam was the softer than a baby kittens fur. The fact that the Chief literally stood there staring at the ref until he threw a flag (from 30 yards away) was hilarious.

Don't even try to hide it i guess.

 

[hatterson]

That last one on Elam was the softer than a baby kittens fur. The fact that the Chief literally stood there staring at the ref until he threw a flag (from 30 yards away) was hilarious.

Don't even try to hide it i guess.

That's the Mahomes classic. You throw your hands up and then point where you want the flag.

 

[Fish on The Sand]

Refs surely helping the Chiefs by missing an obvious face mask that would have put them on the 26.

 

[ahmedou]

Still a chance.

Go all for it!

It's now or never!

 

[hatterson]

Refs surely helping the Chiefs by missing an obvious face mask that would have put them on the 26.

They already called a phantom one today, so at best this events out.

 

[RedRocking]

That last one on Elam was the softer than a baby kittens fur. The fact that the Chief literally stood there staring at the ref until he threw a flag (from 30 yards away) was hilarious.

Don't even try to hide it i guess.

They’re calling it tight on both sides IMO

 

[The Apologist]

Refs surely helping the Chiefs by missing an obvious face mask that would have put them on the 26.

Sorry, they only call it when your name is Elam and you barely brush it.

 

[hatterson]

They’re calling it tight on both sides IMO

The problem with calling it tight is that those things happen on literally every single play in the NFL. Sometimes it's at the point of attack, sometimes it's not.

"Calling it tight" really just means that you pick and choose what to ignore rather than having any sort of consistent standard.