Collinsworth made a good point about defenses knowing when we're running if Taylor is lined up closer to the LOS than on passing plays.

The one time he got called he flinched when a defender moved. He was excellent last night in pass pro.

He was lining up in a legal formation almost all night and false starting almost all night. I think it's criminal that they waited till the 4th quarter to call it.

Funny enough, if you watch the Dee Ford offsides play, the Pats tackle is lined up in exact that position, far off the line. Always thought it shoulda been offsetting penalties, but wouldn’t have mattered.

Am I the only one that got a chuckle out of the fact that ‘Oh snap’ started this thread?

Like everyone said, he's been doing it successfully without getting called. I was mad about that 3rd and 20, but the replay showed he started even earlier and was pretty clear it was a false start. I'm not too worried about it.

Quit worrying about Taylor, lol.

Dude was so good they had to rush Hutchinson from the inside. LMAO, what we talkin' about here dudes? Get off his nuts.

I thought he looked good after the snap. He was quick, aggressive, and seems to be even stronger than he looks.

The amount of people that think they know the rules better than the people playing or enforcing them is sad. He is know for this, he is good at this, it has been analyzed and proven to not be a penalty.

Get over yourself, we have a RT that kept an outstanding DE at bay all game. And as Detoxing put out, they had to move him inside to get him to be more effective. That just shows how good he is!

I get it, we lost the game, people are down about it... It just shows how spoiled we are with how much the Chiefs win!

I'm happy with the o-line. Well played.

If he is using the same cue as the center, all he needs is a center that is consistent in responding to the cue and match that response.

Here's where his style of play gets us in trouble. Games that matter. I don't wanna be in the playoffs and the refs call back a game clinching touchdown because they decided to insert themselves into the outcome of the game by flagging him on something he's done all season.

And befire you say that won't happen, we all saw it happen against dee Ford in the 2018 championship game. He had been lining up that way all season long on defense, and several times throughout the night if that game, and they only called it on the one pivotal play that virtually woulda iced the game after Tom thru the pick.

Part of what was interesting was in some of those examples they were trying to use about how it was illegal he was timed up with the ball perfectly. Also noticed a couple of time our center starts backs a bit further as he looks around, and then moved up. Which might be why he isn't getting flagged for being too far back.

Do people really think he played bad?

Swayed by the dipshit talking heads last night.

I think it had a lot to do with him being called out by the yapping heads on TV. Now Trey Smith on the other hand, gah.