Chiefs vs Bills

[Troglodyte]

Bills should’ve put 3 DBs back 20 yards deep and used 5 others to jam the WR at the line, Chiefs never would’ve had the time to get in FG range.

 

[t-man]

butthurt

No, it's the stupidity of some thinking that the nfl makes a kicker put the ball 1 inch outside an upright to follow a script, genius.

 

[tapeANaspirin2it]

Chiefs should send Tomlin a ring for giving them Ingram for nothing.

 

[JMM]

Kind of wanted to see the Bills go to the SB.

What they endured through the Kelly years and now this......

I agree

 

[Super Dave]

Must buy Cologuard...The talking box told me to....

After I crapped in my box. I chose to take it to the UPS Store downtown so I could walk around and ask random strangers

"Do you know what I do with this"??

 

[GI Steeler]

No, it's the stupidity of some thinking that the nfl makes a kicker put the ball 1 inch outside an upright to follow a script, genius.

No chief, the whole game doesn't have to be scripted when game are fixed . You cant possibly be that stupid.

Even if this particular game wasnt fixed, you don't influence a game all game long with FGs hitting uprights, tipped passes and **** like that. You affect 1 or 2 plays.

Hypothetically, lets say, you could allow a team to go 50 yards untouched in 10 secs against the #1 defense in the NFL

 

[Turd Ferguson]

Allen is a stud....he won that game for Buffalo not once, but twice and their defense just gave up. I'm still trying to wrap my head around not doing a squib kick to run 5-6 seconds and only leaving them enough to run one or at most two plays with a hail mary.

 

[Dayzd]

I dont understand how you leave the best tight end uncovered. It seems every game he's wide open on these come from behind games. It's baffling.

 

[Skott]

These teams are so much better then the Steelers.

Coaches to players to QBs.

We would have faked everyone out with our run run pass play calling for sure!

 

[Turd Ferguson]

Would it have been possible with 13 seconds left to have two coverage guys on Hill and Kelce and hold them on the play(s)? Take the penalty but the clock still runs right? I know I'm thinking crazy but it has to be a better solution than what the Bills did.

 

[MTC]

No chief, the whole game doesn't have to be scripted when game are fixed . You cant possibly be that stupid.

Even if this particular game wasnt fixed, you don't influence a game all game long with FGs hitting uprights, tipped passes and **** like that. You affect 1 or 2 plays.

Hypothetically, lets say, you could allow a team to go 50 yards untouched in 10 secs against the #1 defense in the NFL

I find it funny how last week all games were blowouts. This week all games are nail biters.

I also find it funny with the super bowl being in LA this year you have the rams and chiefs in contention. I say this cause when the rams left st. Louis for LA. A bunch of Missouri people were pissed. Now you have KC step it up and a possible chance to win a SB in the city the rams went to.

And agreed. It’s one or two plays or a bunch of obvious calls or missed calls that affect the game. Too many odd intagibles

 

[MTC]

Would it have been possible with 13 seconds left to have two coverage guys on Hill and Kelce and hold them on the play(s)? Take the penalty but the clock still runs right? I know I'm thinking crazy but it has to be a better solution than what the Bills did.

You’d figure coaches would see it. Sure we have a better vantage point from home. But these coaches and players cannot be that dumb. They make the big money to be able to see what we see.

 

[MTC]

I will like to note my youtube tv broadcast went back to American after halftime lol

 

[SteelerSask2]

It seems to me that teams play not to lose instead of win. Bills score with 13 seconds left. They kick the ball to say the 10 (it wasn't Hill) if the returner gets the 35. He still takes up 5 seconds. 8 seconds left.

 

[SteelerFan448]

Would it have been possible with 13 seconds left to have two coverage guys on Hill and Kelce and hold them on the play(s)? Take the penalty but the clock still runs right? I know I'm thinking crazy but it has to be a better solution than what the Bills did.

The Bills had three different options.

1. Force a return on the kickoff. A squib kick or a ball just short of the goal line. Either would've allowed time for one play before the field goal. I don't know if Hill was back there, but I could understand if they were worried about a big return.

2. Even after the kickoff, the Chiefs needed about 50 yards in 13 seconds. That's two plays, leaving just enough time for a field goal. Play defense. They were trying to prevent a touchdown rather than prevent a field goal. I have no clue what they were trying to do.

3. Mug Hill and Kelce at the line. If you get a penalty, who cares? The time runs as the play runs and if you jam them at the line, it's legal.

The Bills chose option 4, total prevent defense and the Chiefs didn't even have to try to get those yards that quick.

 

[slashsteel]

Allen is a stud....he won that game for Buffalo not once, but twice and their defense just gave up. I'm still trying to wrap my head around not doing a squib kick to run 5-6 seconds and only leaving them enough to run one or at most two plays with a hail mary.

Yep you don't end zone kick it there. Then you eat some more time off of that little time left.

 

[SteelerSask2]

The Bills had three different options.

1. Force a return on the kickoff. A squib kick or a ball just short of the goal line. Either would've allowed time for one play before the field goal. I don't know if Hill was back there, but I could understand if they were worried about a big return.

2. Even after the kickoff, the Chiefs needed about 50 yards in 13 seconds. That's two plays, leaving just enough time for a field goal. Play defense. They were trying to prevent a touchdown rather than prevent a field goal. I have no clue what they were trying to do.

3. Mug Hill and Kelce at the line. If you get a penalty, who cares? The time runs as the play runs and if you jam them at the line, it's legal.

The Bills chose option 4, total prevent defense and the Chiefs didn't even have to try to get those yards that quick.

These are the exact things I was saying after the game. If you tackle Hill and Kelce who gives a **** about 5 yards. It's 5 seconds.

 

[MTC]

The Bills had three different options.

1. Force a return on the kickoff. A squib kick or a ball just short of the goal line. Either would've allowed time for one play before the field goal. I don't know if Hill was back there, but I could understand if they were worried about a big return.

2. Even after the kickoff, the Chiefs needed about 50 yards in 13 seconds. That's two plays, leaving just enough time for a field goal. Play defense. They were trying to prevent a touchdown rather than prevent a field goal. I have no clue what they were trying to do.

3. Mug Hill and Kelce at the line. If you get a penalty, who cares? The time runs as the play runs and if you jam them at the line, it's legal.

The Bills chose option 4, total prevent defense and the Chiefs didn't even have to try to get those yards that quick.

They could’ve and should’ve done option 3. Both times

 

[MTC]

I dont understand how you leave the best tight end uncovered. It seems every game he's wide open on these come from behind games. It's baffling.

I don’t get it either. There are some over paid blokes in the nfl. Surely someone has to be bright enough to see it and actually put games away lol

 

[Troglodyte]

NFL needs to change the OT rules for playoffs. They got rid of sudden death because it wasn't fair that the team winning the toss had such ad advantage but they still do. Fatigue is such a huge factor. Buffalo absolutely wins that if they won the toss.

I understand having that rule for regular season to keep the game from going on too long but in the playoff, each team should be guaranteed a possession.

Meh, don’t want to get cheated by OT rules? Decide the game in regulation time. Bills allowed the Chiefs to tie it up down by 3 from their 25 yard line with :13 remaining. They deserve to lose.

 

[tapeANaspirin2it]

I think it was good to kick deep. Chiefs have dangerous return men. Just get the touchback. The problem then was that they backed way off like the Chiefs needed a TD. They gave up a free 20 yards (or whatever it was) on a simple screen to Hill. That's when it was all over. You let them get to midfield in 5 seconds.

Now all they needed was about 20 yards and they had 2 TO left.

Romo was right too about rushing Mahomes. Why? There was 8 seconds left. That ball was coming out quick because they had to save time for the FG. Mahomes isn't dumb like Dak Prescott who probably would have ran around like an *******. Mahomes knew that ball had to come out quick. He was throwing to an open guy or throwing it away immediately. Pass rush was stupid.

 

[slashsteel]

I feel bad for Allen he played a helluva game. Some beautiful clutch throws. Only to see his defense choke the game away.

 

[SteelerSask2]

Reporter tentatively: Sean I know it's tough but did you consider squib kicking it to give them less time. There was only 13 seconds.
Coach: We considered everything but in the end it comes down to execution and that starts with me.
Really everything comes down to execution. None of it comes down to decisions made. Is there a bullshit trying program for NFL coaches to prepare press conferences.

 

[SteelerFan448]

Stefon Diggs with a big hit right before a crucial play in the game...

 

[Drink IRON City]

Yep you don't end zone kick it there. Then you eat some more time off of that little time left.

That's coaching 101 that our coach is so well known for but and I say that loudly BUT other coaches, as we see have trouble with 101 stuff too. The difference fro their coach to ours is their 101s are far less frequent than our coaches 101s.




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