Kansas City, Mo. – Almost overnight, the world has become the bosses of Kansas City. Or at least a countless underworld where no one is responsible and everyone has an armed keyboard. A franchise that is more tender than a sudden hat baby suddenly defends itself against accusations of friendly whistles of officials, false slides and a state of the NFL.
Part of this are jealousy. Part of this is that social networks have gone wrong. Part of this is ignorance. Whatever it is, it is better that they believe that they have noticed here in the NFL Power seat As the chiefs go to a third consecutive super bowl unprecedented.
“If they don’t hate you, you’re not the best dog,” the corner of the Chiefs Trent McDuffie told me Sunday night from his locker in the AFC championship game. “My brother was a fan of the Patriots when Tom Brady was there. I used to hate the Patriots. Being in that position to be ‘the only one’ that everyone hates is a great feeling.”
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Hate can be a word too strong, but it definitely gives some definition to the perception of this proud franchise of some wrong trolls. Most of the noise began After the victory of the divisional playoffs of the Chiefs over Houston. There was a penalty of the passenger against Will Anderson Jr. De Houston that extended a Kansas City drive. Anderson Then light the fire with gasoline After the game.
“We knew we were going to be against the referees in this game,” he said.
In that same game, Patrick Mahomes was accused of “failing” trying to get a call from the limits. Then, the coach of the field marshal apparently admitted so much judging by this tweet.
That summarizes, or must summarize it if this madness had decreased. He has not done so. There is a full page about Tiktok titled “Patrick Mahomes Fake Slide”. Even Troy Aikman got involved while playing the Chiefs-Texans game.
Then, Josh Allen’s failed thinning here on Sunday and 1 was a Controversial inflection point To say the least.
And I can’t believe that this oxygen is giving, but now there is a request to sign at Change.org entitled “Boicott NFL Games until appropriate officers are implemented.” Until Thursday afternoon, it was said that 1,859 people had signed the petition claiming that “inconsistent arbitration, particularly evident when observing games that involve the chiefs of Kansas City, is tarnishing the spirit of this beautiful sport.”
Then that confirms it. A sample size equivalent to the population of Star Valley Ranch, Wyoming, is angry.
“I do not pay much attention,” the Chiefs coach Andy Reid said Thursday during the last availability of local media before going to New Orleans next week.
“I think everything balances. You have a human element there with the officials. They are doing the best job they can do. They are taking very hot. One or the other. The coaches take a very hot heat in one way or another” .
Suggesting that NFL is favoring bosses challenges common sense. That means that Roger Goodell is risking a billionaire business to favor the television market No. 33 in a high -pass state to ensure that a third consecutive Super Bowl wins.
Note for those who hate: If you don’t have credibility, you don’t have a league. Everything becomes a professional struggle, with prescribed results. Even the track that this is the case could ruin the NFL. Goodell knows.
University types have been scared for a long time for this perspective for years. In a much less regulated climate than the NFL, the interested parties of the university game continually fear someone, somewhere, will actually reach the players/officials to alter the result of the games. The null era has made it less likely, but not much.
The Supreme Court began to allow sports bets sponsored by the State in 2018. That added a completely new level of concern in the university space, particularly football and basketball. The scored expert of the games, Matt Holt, was quickly held by all (then) power five conferences in the last five years to develop What is now commonly called “integrity” problems.
Those problems described me in detail by the former chief of the mafia Michael Franzse. Some of the things he told me He raised his hair on my arm. Franzse had set games and, UM, penalized those who did not pay.
What is happening with the Chiefs representative does not imply the integrity problems of the game. But it is fair to say that the greatest scrutiny and conspiracy with respect to each close call in each important sport has something to do with the legalized game. People don’t like to lose money. Most of them do it when they play. You may have heard: the house always, eventually, wins.
The accusations have threatened to eclipse what has been a historical career. Instead of being on those three consecutive super bowls, part of this postseason has been kidnapped. It is unfair that a team with the best field marshal and two elite game people (Reid and the defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo) can be questioned by a loner in his mother’s basement.
Mainly, we are witnessing what social networks usually do in these situations: exaggerate, bleed and excuse. As a dog that will not release a bone, this particular theme has been taken and it roars it as a worn chewing toy.
Dynasties can be boring, safe, especially when your team is not part of one. The repetition is, well, repetitive. The Los Angeles Dodgers are the last dynasty, surpassing everyone to the point that New York Yankees are jealous.
But baseball does not have a salary cap. The NFL could have the greatest parity of any league. Reaching this point has required that Chiefs exceed, extend and overcome everyone else.
The Kareem Hunt corridor was signed on the couch just four months ago. Hunt led the NFL in Rushing in 2017. The Chiefs released him in 2018 after a video showed him pushing a woman. The charges were never brought. Hunt’s gratitude for his current situation was palpable on Thursday.
“He didn’t feel really real,” Hunt said when he reached his first Super Bowl.
Punt Nikko Remigio, who established a touchdown on Sunday with a return of 42 yards, was a non -recruited free agent. The offensive line was a disaster. The best receiver of the Chiefs, Rashee Rice, has been out since week 4 with a knee injury. The former first -round draft selection, Hollywood Brown, signed a one -year contract and played two regular seasonal games. (The receiver returned to the playoffs).
The rookie in the appeal of the rookie Xavier Worthy has demonstrated human and … worthy. He was caught by the NFL films on Sunday with his back to the field in the room and 5 incomplete of Allen who gave the ball to the Chiefs, who then ran out of the clock.
“I don’t like to see last second field goals, last second plays,” Worthy said. “I feel it is bad luck every time I see it.”
That is not the aspect of a team that benefits from a great conspiracy. Nor is this: the Chiefs have played the limit as no other team in history, winning their last 17 games of a score.
“For me, this team is special because they have all been,” Mohamses said. “If you look at our entire season, it is someone who makes a great play at the biggest moment to go out and win a football game. It is something that I will remember this season.”
Chiefs are now giving the Patriots a chance to become the The best NFL dynasty of all time. Here is a key difference in this discussion: Chiefs are easier in the digestive tract. Brilliant coach, but Bill Belichick never inspired warm Fuzzies. If it weren’t Spygate, it was deflategate.
Reid is very relatable and loves cheese hamburgers. As mentioned, Byu’s old offensive Tackle can also plan opposition pants. Reid admitted to having used a version of the old “65 Cross Power Trap” by Hank Stram against the Bills that helped win the first Super Bowl of the Chiefs in 1970.
“A tribute to the old ones,” Reid said.
Before the faceless explosion and without name on its conspiracy keyboards, consider that the chiefs have been marked for penalty yards more since 2018. Mohamses now have 19 of 27 in the fourth quarter of your career in the playoffs in the game or a head lens impulse. The latter came on Sunday when Mohamses took the Chiefs to an 11-7 race in the fourth quarter to win the AFC championship.
That is more clutch than luck.
You can get bored by watching a dynasty. You cannot be ridiculous by analyzing it.
