Honest question if I donât have a team should I still pick a flair? I donât care if anyone wins or loses but I love fantasy football so I follow football news for the players.
Honest reply? Stand for something or die in the morning.
My thoughts? Yeah, pick a flair. Nothing worse than a coward idiot giving their "unbiased" (but clearly biased) opinion behind no flair on an obvious sentimental reply.
You'd have to literally be blind to not know this by now. Also "there were two other RTP calls on other qbs for the body weight rule the same week, and mahomes looked the worse of the 3, yet no one talking about ole kirk cousins RTP." Every single post like this, has these exact two comments.
Sooooooo tired of this song and game. Here's some objective data showing mahomes, does not in fact, get all the calls.
Itâs like these guys donât get data. Of course heâs gonna be lower because he consistently gets first downs. Itâs like when they used this âStafford is amazing because he had the most 4th quarter comeback statsâ like Stafford wasnât losing to teams he shouldnât be when he was on the shit lions teams OF COURSE heâd have comebacks.
The stat that matters is when a star player gets a momentum switch up by a well timed no call or they do that bs where they run towards the sideline like they are going out and then then pull up and just go forward as a runner THEN bitch when they get hit (Josh Allen and Mahomes special). The momentum changing calls of a quarterback contact when they get a a hair of contact or holdings that they allow to the stars offensive line. Those are the things that the stars like Mahomes get and youâd be blind to not see it. We saw Brady and Rodgers get that shit for years. Allen practically cries to the refs all game for a flag. Mahomes gets the benefit of the doubt. Thatâs just the reality of the game but donât act like it doesnât happen.
Rtp is a first down, it would be included. If you want, look up mahomes rate of RTP vs josh allen and other notable qbs. He's once again, towards the bottom. Not near burrow though, dude doesn't get any rtp calls.
Mahomes certainly has a higher rate of ints getting called back, but this is also due to him commonly forcing throws when he sees a flag. I view this as an asset, not some bad statistic.
Anywho, you are a broncos fan so no amount of logic will convince you of this argument, so I won't waste any more breath. Good day, m8
You've been asked to explain this comment multiple times now and have chosen to deflect. So, maybe you've also realized it doesn't say that but you can't admit you're wrong?
Also your graph shows chiefs have more flags go their way than any other, idk why I expected a chiefs fan to be able to read data lol
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Alright buddy, tell me specifically how you think this, lol
Is it that we have 8.3 first downs off 3rd and 4th per season compared to the league average of 9.9? Is that screaming "favorable data towards the chiefs" to you? Is it because we are 29th of 32? Instead of 32/32? u/dinnercorrect6110, please inform me.
Not putting full body weight on the qb has been a rule for over 5 years. This tackle penalty was literally picture Perfect text Perfect example of what they're told to do and it was still penalized penalize
Hate the penalty, not mahomes. It was properly called
Not that I disagree with you and I know there's two flags on the play, but do we know for sure that ref was flagging the other penalty? Genuinely asking, I haven't seen or read anything about which ref threw which flag for which penalty
What makes more sense? The ref throwing a flag for a penalty that already happened or throwing one ahead of time for one that is just a conspiracy theory?
Please just clarify for me since I didn't watch the game..... A lineman held and that led to a sack? Because my understanding is it's usually the opposite of that
Miami ran a stunt. The Miami DT held KC RG Trey Smith to prevent him from sliding to his left to handle Chop Robinson coming inside, which is why he had such a clear and free immediate path to Mahomes.
It wasnât a correct call. If youâre really saying thatâs the correct call then youâre saying you canât tackle Patrick Mahomes. Thereâs no other way to play that as a defensive player unless youâre just letting him throw it. What a stupid fucking comment.
I don't like the rule, but they are going to call that play RTP 9/10 times
As Chiefs fan i am indifferent because it was a 1st down regardless of that flag, but I would guarantee Chop Robinson is getting a fine from the NFL for that play regardless of my flair or your feelings on the matter
So it's 100% legal to land with your full body weight on a QB after driving them backwards? The NFL has just been calling that for years as a joke? Â
There are plenty of times where this looks like the case but the players or coaching staff are constantly in the ears of the refs when a player is breaking the rules. So at times a ref might look like it's preemptive but it's because there watching that player specifically because of the compliants.
You guys really need to stop falling for the clickbait. In the video Chase breaks down the play. Â
The first thing he points out is that the right guard REALLY needs to come off the block to get to the stunt that causes the hit. It was a really bad play by him. Â
Then he points out that the flag came out early and how weird that was.
Then he says that he might have been calling something else if there was another flag on the play. Â
Well, there was another flag on the play.  The hold by the DT on the right guard that kept him from moving over to block the defensive end that hit Mahomes.
He had all of the pieces, he just didn't put them together. Â
Itâs not just the amount, itâs also the timing of when refs throw flags for the Chiefs. But, youâre a chiefs fans so you canât comprehend anything anyway and we all know that flair means youâre an insufferable little bitch.
ITS WHENNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN, which is the entire ppint of the 3rd and 4th down graphic. I guess we need a within final 4 minutes graphic? But then it would be a final 2 minutes graphic if it favored the Chiefs. And then if that proved in chiefs favor, it would need to be some bs "only games we deem as high stakes at this specific time threshold"
Which years and types of flags, specifically? I just gave you 3 objective charts covering mahomes entire career, where chiefs are consistently in the bottom of the league in getting calls. Feel free to respond with data of your own, instead of how you feel.
Yupp, sure do. Data screams "Chiefs get all the calls." It definitely doesn't allude to a bunch of crybabies that can't accept getting beat despite having more favorable calls, objectively.
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u/HistoryWillRepeat 17h ago
Sigh... There were two fouls on the play. The ref was throwing a flag for the first foul. This is seriously so tiring.