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Old 06-02-2017, 05:36 PM  
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Old 06-14-2017, 11:58 AM   #1201
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There is no question that KC ends up on the shit side of calls. No point in dwelling on it.

It needs to instead shine the spotlight on the urgency to get Mahomes ready for 2018. The League must create more "young and exciting QBs", and with him starting, the Chiefs will get more favorable calls.
Sandy gets it.
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Old 06-14-2017, 12:01 PM   #1202
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6. Phantom offensive PI on TG in the 1st drive of the Colts/Manning play-off game. They had to settle for a FG and lost by 3.

Not post season but...

7. Offensive PI on Sherman? vs. the Cardnials the erased a TD...then Smith threw an INT. Then another call against Kelce late. They dominated that game if I remember right..
That loss kept KC out of the play-offs at 9-7.

The same year Kaep ran out of bounds 2 yards short of the 1st only to have the refs motion a first on a crucial 3rd down.
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Old 06-14-2017, 12:44 PM   #1203
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The same year Kaep ran out of bounds 2 yards short of the 1st only to have the refs motion a first on a crucial 3rd down.
Yep and that call led to their only TD drive.

Then there was the 3rd and nine play PI (Parker) against the Raiders with under 2 minutes left....and they ignored the two players excessively celebrating 2O+ yards downfield. It would have given KC a 1st down at around the 35.
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Old 06-14-2017, 12:49 PM   #1204
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I'm curious now, and it's a legit question. What are some key questionable calls that have helped the Chiefs in the playoffs? We can all document the calls the other way:

1. Holding on Szott.
2. Calling Tony G. out of bounds.
3. Not penalizing the other team for delay of game when they covered their uniforms in cooking oil.
4. Phantom holding call on Fisher in the game-tying play.
5. Forcing a healthy Jamaal to leave the game for concussion protocol.

What are some calls that helped the Chiefs? We should be able to name the same number if it's a random event.
Phantom holding call on Greg Manusky in the 97 playoff game that overturned a made FG. I've never seen the replay, but I remember thinking Gonzalez was out of bounds and it was probably the right call.
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Old 06-14-2017, 01:00 PM   #1205
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I've never seen the replay, but I remember thinking Gonzalez was out of bounds and it was probably the right call.
If I recall correctly, he was pushed out by the defender.
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Old 06-14-2017, 01:29 PM   #1206
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If I recall correctly, he was pushed out by the defender.
Yep. Ray Crockett. And Crockett even said as much afterwards.
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Old 06-14-2017, 01:40 PM   #1207
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Signing with Ravens 'just felt right,' Maclin says

OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- Wide receiver Jeremy Maclin wanted to take the weekend to decide where he would sign next after admittedly being hurt by his abrupt release from the Kansas City Chiefs.

In the end, he chose the Baltimore Ravens over the Buffalo Bills and Philadelphia Eagles, based on his initial gut feeling.

"When I got a chance to come here and meet all the guys and meet all the coaches, it just felt right," Maclin said Wednesday after his first practice with the Ravens.


Jeremy Maclin said he decided on the joining the Ravens because it felt like a team "that could definitely win and definitely build something special," he said. "From a football standpoint, it made the most sense." Jamison Hensley/ESPN
Baltimore was one of the first teams to contact Maclin after his release on June 2 and heavily recruited him until he signed his two-year, $11 million contract.

Quarterback Joe Flacco texted Maclin during his visit in Buffalo to make sure he would meet with the Ravens. Safety Tony Jefferson invited Maclin to his house to watch Game 3 of the NBA Finals with teammates. Even ex-Ravens wide receiver Steve Smith Sr. talked to Maclin during his trip to the Ravens facility to tell him why he enjoyed playing in Baltimore.

"With me coming here and what was already here, I felt like this was a team that could definitely win and definitely build something special," Maclin said. "From a football standpoint, it made the most sense."

What Maclin couldn't make sense of was his surprise release from the Chiefs. Kansas City could have designated him as a post-June 1 cut at the start of free agency, allowing Maclin to have more of a market. Instead, the Chiefs waited until June 2 to part ways with Maclin and free up $10 million in cap space.

"Of course it hurt a little bit, just kind of how it went down and it just being so unexpected," Maclin said. "But at the same time, it's a business. You understand how things work. So there was only one choice but to pull it together and get things back on track."

Maclin recorded career lows with 44 receptions, 536 receiving yards and two touchdowns last season. He missed four games because of a groin injury.

His release after two seasons with the Chiefs will serve as motivation.

"Big time, not just to prove them wrong," Maclin said. "You just never want to be in a situation like that again. Don't leave any room for doubt, any room for error. Just go out there and play football. It was some things last year that happened that were out of my control. That's kind of how things go. They kind of took them and ran with it. It is what it is."


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Old 06-14-2017, 06:16 PM   #1209
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Old 06-15-2017, 11:35 AM   #1210
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Jeremy Maclin was upset, shocked that he learned of his Chiefs release by voicemail

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Chiefs didn't do anything wrong. They called him to respectfully tell him he'd been cut. He didn't answer so they left a voicemail.

That's business.
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KC leaving scorned bitches all over the rest of the league.


Maclin recorded career lows with 44 receptions, 536 receiving yards and two touchdowns last season. He missed four games because of a groin injury.

And says he was "surprised" he was cut.
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