NFL 2023 Season

[DefenseWinsChamps]

Chiefs got screwed by that no call. Clear pass interference.

You see a lot of PI on a hail mary?  That's almost never called.

Wasn't the only missed call. The fix was in tonight.

[Donoghus]

Chiefs got screwed by that no call. Clear pass interference.

You see a lot of PI on a hail mary?  That's almost never called.

Wasn't the only missed call. The fix was in tonight.

Didn't have a dog in the fight but the Scandling play was definitley PI.

[SparzWizard]

Well, Packers got screwed on the INT return TD. That was not down by contact, clear loss possession of ball.

Must say tho, that was a wild ending. Glad KC is 9-4. They look human again and look like the 2019 Patriots. Watch them get ousted in the wild card round.

[blink]

The non-interference call on the Scandling play seemed like it was a make up call for the personal foul called on the packers when Mahomes wasn't out of bounds yet.

That 15 yard call on Jonathan Owens was terrible, Mahomes was still in bounds and still trying to get the 1st down. 

Granted there shouldn't be any make-up calls, but thats what it seemed like to me.

[Birdman]

KC are not the team they once was..Heck NFL got them playing in different countries, playing prime time seems like every week, Kelce-Swift thing got to be a distraction, and they lost some key ppl in offseason

[Moranis]

Chiefs got screwed by that no call. Clear pass interference.

You see a lot of PI on a hail mary?  That's almost never called.

It wasn't the hail mary

[Birdman]

Refs been helping the chiefs last 5 years so bout time they got a no call

[Roy H.]

Chiefs got screwed by that no call. Clear pass interference.

You see a lot of PI on a hail mary?  That's almost never called.

It wasn't the hail mary

That last 65 seconds was brutal for the league.

The late hit on the out of bounds play was very questionable (i.e., completely wrong).

The non-PI on the Valdes-Scantling play was terrible.

The clock should have kept running when MVS was pushed out of bounds.

The non-PI on Kelce was also wrong, although you practically never see that called on a hail mary.

[Donoghus]

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49m
Receiving Yards this season

Tyreek Hill                      1,481
Every Cardinals WR    1,412
Every Patriots WR        1,359
Every Giants WR           1,327
Every Jets WR                1,253
Every Falcons WR         1,155

[Phantom255x]

Mahomes and the Chiefs are starting to deal with what Brady and the Pats dealt with some years in the middle of the dynasty. Where they had to compromise some positions due to cap space and it hurts them sometimes. The Chiefs went from Hill, Kelce and all those weapons to now only having Kelce, and even Kelce might retire in a few years. They paid Taylor to help the O-Line, but soon they'll have FA decisions to make on others and even the O-Line in general has been okay but not great. Mahomes has taken some bad hits this season and remember the 2020 SB when the O-Line for him was bad?

We'll see how they do to finish this season.

They will have 50M in cap space for 2024 BUT they also have 24 of their own guys that all become Free Agents, so there'll be more talent they'll lose.

[Moranis]

Yeah, it is about year 2 of the big QB contract that teams really start to feel the burn.  Chiefs this year. Bills, Cardinals, and Browns will see it next year (though the Bills are already struggling and rhe Cardinals just blow).  Ravens and Bengals get the 40 million+ cap hit in 2025. It is always interesting to see how teams deal with the massive QB contract.

[Vermont Green]

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49m
Receiving Yards this season

Tyreek Hill                      1,481
Every Cardinals WR    1,412
Every Patriots WR        1,359
Every Giants WR           1,327
Every Jets WR                1,253
Every Falcons WR         1,155

Interesting stat.  Equally interesting is that there are actually 3 teams that are worse overall than the Pats. 

[Neurotic Guy]

Before Pats 2023 has a team ever in NFL history lost three games in a row in which they gave up 10 or fewer points?  Never mind in a row - I wonder if a team has ever lost 3 games in a season in which they gave up 10 or fewer points.

[Donoghus]

Before Pats 2023 has a team ever in NFL history lost three games in a row in which they gave up 10 or fewer points?  Never mind in a row - I wonder if a team has ever lost 3 games in a season in which they gave up 10 or fewer points.

1938 Chicago Cardinals lost 4 in a row.

https://twitter.com/dandalyonsports/status/1731726821782139240

[SparzWizard]

Jacksonville getting stymied at home against Jake Browning's Bengals. 

JAX -10 too.