***** The Official Chiefs vs Panthers GameDay Thread *****

[BigRedChief]

I started the winning game day thread the next week after we lost the Bills game last year

I'm here again to start a new beginning, to bring home that 3peat. If I win, I'll continue to start the threads until Clay is ready to bring them home.

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by ptlyon

He didn't make it past the LOS. That was legit. Deal with it.

There was literally a receiver in the area where he threw it. How is what Mahomes did any different than when a QB purposely tosses a ball into the ground in front of a runningback when he's about to get crushed?

If you're going to start calling plays like that grounding, you need to call it all the ****ing time.

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by Lilbarrygoff44

Win by three scores like the lions and stop whining about refs loser

You DO realize that they don't give out SB trophies for point differential, right?

[Rainbarrel]

Dan Campbell spreading himself thin being Lions' head coach and Royals' Slugger

[Mosbonian]

Originally Posted by Bl00dyBizkitz

It's only a curse until someone breaks it. This might be their year.

They have said the same thing about the Bills and Ravens for the past 5 years....and look at how successful those two teams have been

[Rain Man]

I wasn't in a place to participate in the game thread during the game, but I'll have to comment about the "unnecessary roughness" penalty that was called on Mike Pennel.

First, I assumed it was against the Panthers since Felix went down hard. But in reality, it was a documentary about how freakin' strong Mike Pennel is. He flung that running back down so hard that the breeze knocked Felix over.

[BryanBusby]

Originally Posted by TEX

You're welcome Herm Edwards.

Would have more of a clue than your dumb ass.

[Rain Man]

Hey, quick question. I didn't have sound in the game today. When Patrick Mahomes II made that epic run near the end of the game, the refs gathered and talked for a long time. I couldn't tell if it had something to do with the fact that the Panther guy knocked the ball out of his hand at the end, but that was obviously irrelevant. What was the discussion about?

[Hammock Parties]

i'm diving in!

[mlyonsd]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

Hey, quick question. I didn't have sound in the game today. When Patrick Mahomes II made that epic run near the end of the game, the refs gathered and talked for a long time. I couldn't tell if it had something to do with the fact that the Panther guy knocked the ball out of his hand at the end, but that was obviously irrelevant. What was the discussion about?

Where they should spot the ball.

[suzzer99]

Also the 10 second runoff unless we call a TO, because the ball was fumbled OOB.

[displacedinMN]

Originally Posted by suzzer99

Also the 10 second runoff unless we call a TO, because the ball was fumbled OOB.

but it was not fumbled OOB.
The ball and PM were out of bounds, then the ball came out.

That is two different things.

[suzzer99]

They ruled it was fumbled OOB, which is why we had to call a TO to avoid the 10 second runoff.

[MVChiefFan]

Originally Posted by displacedinMN

but it was not fumbled OOB.
The ball and PM were out of bounds, then the ball came out.

That is two different things.

The ball DID come out while he was still in bounds and they called it as such. That’s why the Chiefs took a timeout at that moment.

[Marcellus]

One day we will learn to pick up an E/T on the right side. Today is not that day.

Trey is put in an impossible situation every game. Knows it’s coming, knows he’s going to get no help from Jawaan, and is the one who gets picked and has to deal with DEs teeing off on him. Sucks.

— Mitchell Schwartz (@MitchSchwartz71) November 24, 2024

[Stryker]

How about we WON! Are now 10 -1 Faiders up next Friday who just lost Minshew for the season. 11 - 1 anyone?

Nerve racking game today but a W is a W.