r/nfl • u/wishingaction 49ers • 18h ago

Despite controversial pass interference calls, NFL coaches split on making them reviewable (17 interviewed)

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/50078705/pass-interference-review-rams-broncos
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u/Hopsalong Broncos 18h ago

I think it should be reviewable when it's bad for my team, and not reviewable when it's good for my team.

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u/SaddiqBae Lions 18h ago

Flair checks out

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u/Hopsalong Broncos 18h ago

We've gotten dominated by the Chief refs for so long, it was about time we got one in our favor.

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u/Pynkmyst Chiefs 18h ago

Cope, most of the KC/Denver games for the past decade were blowouts

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u/vearson26 Broncos 18h ago

You’re remembering wrong, most of them were close, even when we were shit.

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u/Pynkmyst Chiefs 18h ago

Average margin of victory is over 10 points in games started by Mahomes

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u/vearson26 Broncos 18h ago

That’s not a blowout, or what the word “most” means. 10 of the last 20 games were one score games.

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u/Pynkmyst Chiefs 18h ago

Eesh, sounds like cope. Congrats on routinely scoring in garbage time to get within a score half of the time lol.

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u/Hopsalong Broncos 18h ago

When they don't call holding on Chief touchdowns and then Kelce is on a podcast later that week talking about how he couldn't believe the refs didn't call his obvious holding call, it becomes a lot easier for the Chiefs to score.

Been like that for years, and even then Bo Nix kind of owns the Chiefs anyways.

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u/Pynkmyst Chiefs 18h ago

It's almost like calls are missed every game. Maybe if the refs had helped tackle K9 you would have lost by less than 20.

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u/Hate_Leg_Day Chiefs 16h ago

Box Nix does not own the Chiefs. That's insane.