And there’s also no reason why they inexplicably gave Worthy the catch on the possible interception after the Bills player traps it on the ground. They also picked up a flag on the final Bills pass with no explanation.
They absolutely did. But, in order to actually get the first down, Allen would have had to have gotten that ball at least a full yard past the stick. Maybe 2 yards.
my great friend from Niagara Falls was beside herself about the refs... I didn't see the game so, I cant comment... shes actually a very reasonable person who only became a true Bills fan late in ;life... so , not a crazed homer
After that ruled “catch”, that put the chiefs 1st and goal… was it not weird that they ran a play, and then the previous play was challenged? Usually they would show where the challenge flag was thrown at least before the play, that the ref missed.
good question... last one? hmm... I really liked Arizona v Pitts and was rooting for Warner and Co before that I think the best was rooting for Elway vs GB ands Favre
I felt that way. I watched the condensed game on NFL site so they fly through the plays, often not giving an explanation about previous plays. So when he got the 4th down and then the next play was KC on offense I literally said out loud, "they said he didn't get that!". The NFL site choose not to reply that one on the condensed game.
The Worthy catch is a valid argument, that was questionable on multiple levels. Allen was stuffed on the 4th down play though
The Chiefs winning a lot is annoying but stuff like this is what football is all about and really makes you appreciate what they are doing Chiefs Brilliantly Copied a Play By AFC Rival to Burn Bills for Two Huge Touchdowns essentially they lined up in a formation they never use and ran a play they never use twice to burn Buffalo badly. They did their homework and saw they couldn't stop it against the Ravens
Meh, Hackett has that play, too, it's called the Goldzone Surprise... but they never call it because that page has peanut butter and jelly all over it.