11 minutes ago, DevilMayRage said:

Soft as Charmin defense.

Don't give a crap about that ref's stupid call.

Try playing some defense and that call would have been a nonissue.

 

Chiefs were better....end of story.

Yeah that sounds nice in theory.  Sadly they can’t play a perfect game every game to compensate for officiating ripoffs.  

5 minutes ago, LacesOut said:

I can’t believe how bad the Running Game was for us.

They ran it well on the first drive and like clockwork, abandoned it until the very last drive. Miles was a non factor because he didn’t get the chances. 

And the vaunted Defense we have, UGGHH. 

4 minutes ago, Eldereagle1 said:

Yeah, I don’t see a team this team dominating like this again for awhile. This was the year. They blew it. Going to be a slow crawl back.

Unfortunately. I agree. The talent level will surely drop off next year so they better draft well. If Hurts get a big contract, they can’t rely on signing free agents. 

The Hurts fumble suuuuucked, but so did the special teams breakdown, the several WIDE open receivers, Gannon's defense, Sanders' fumble, the bad holding call, letting gimpy Mahomes get a huge run, making JuJu look like Jerry Rice.

Just now, Road to Victory said:

Unfortunately. I agree. The talent level will surely drop off next year so they better draft well. If Hurts get a big contract, they can’t rely on signing free agents. 

I think they play in KC next year, so that is 1 loss already

Just now, LacesOut said:

And the vaunted Defense we have, UGGHH. 

Any given Sunday. The defense had their number in the 1st half. They couldn't figure out the motions in the 2nd half. The motion on nearly every play was confusing the crap out of them. Credit to the Chiefs and Reid making the 2nd half adjustment. Eagles were still right there until the refs decided it though.

12 minutes ago, GreenReaper said:

I think you're slow as we lost by 3. That 7 absolutely matters. 

Yep, just like that 4 points they took away by overturning the Smith catch matters.  

1 minute ago, Joe Shades 73 said:

They made up the 7 points with the extra possession they would not have had, why is that so hard to understand?

So we should just fumble and give up a td every game to gain extra possessions? Imagine if we don't give up that 7, punt but hold them and score 7 on the next posession. That's a gain of 7, not 0. Maybe the D could just give up tds on 1 play so we get extra possessions as well. 

2 minutes ago, MagicMoment said:

They ran it well on the first drive and like clockwork, abandoned it until the very last drive. Miles was a non factor because he didn’t get the chances. 

No, they didn’t. On the first drive there were 4 non-Hurts runs for a total of 10 yards.

11 minutes ago, gameshowfan91 said:

Bradberry grabbed his jersey, giving refs a reason to throw flag!!!!!!!

He barely touched him, they were letting DBs do that all game 

3 minutes ago, LacesOut said:

And the vaunted Defense we have, UGGHH. 

Vaunted defense 😂😂😂😂. We all knew they’d get exposed eventually.

THIS is the 7 points that lost the game. Love the guy, but it's the truth. And NOBODY EVEN TOUCHED HIM. He just gave the Chiefs 7 points in the biggest game of the year. 

Just now, GreenReaper said:

So we should just fumble and give up a td every game to gain extra possessions? Imagine if we don't give up that 7, punt but hold them and score 7 on the next posession. That's a gain of 7, not 0. Maybe the D could just give up tds on 1 play so we get extra possessions as well. 

Ignored goodbye idiot

2 minutes ago, [TSM]_PimpDaddyPain said:

Yeah that sounds nice in theory.  Sadly they can’t play a perfect game every game to compensate for officiating ripoffs.  

They couldn't get a single stop when it mattered is what im saying.

These things never really boil down to 1 play. We can only surmise what a no call would have led to but it was slim chances regardless.

The defense was horrendous all game and more so in the 2nd half, and it cost them. 

4 minutes ago, MagicMoment said:

They ran it well on the first drive and like clockwork, abandoned it until the very last drive. Miles was a non factor because he didn’t get the chances. 

He didn’t get chances because he fumbled his first rush and then proceeded to fumble yet again on the one pass attempt.

2 minutes ago, NOTW said:

The Hurts fumble suuuuucked, but so did the special teams breakdown, the several WIDE open receivers, Gannon's defense, Sanders' fumble, the bad holding call, letting gimpy Mahomes get a huge run, making JuJu look like Jerry Rice.

Agreed, it all matters. Every point you give up matters no matter how it happens. It's ok to point out out unless Hurts is included.

Just now, Talonblood said:

THIS is the 7 points that lost the game. Love the guy, but it's the truth. And NOBODY EVEN TOUCHED HIM. He just gave the Chiefs 7 points in the biggest game of the year. 

No explained why, only people that can not think do not understand

10 minutes ago, Devaster said:

It was a penalty. Bradberry even confirmed as much after the game. But considering the refs were letting them play and not calling something as weak as that all game is questionable. Especially since it effectively ended the game and left the Eagles with no time to try and tie it up or win the game.

I'm bitter. Chiefs won two straight games this year with calls that effectively ended the games and left the opposing team with no chance/time for a final drive.

Bradberry is being a good sport imo. It’s not a penalty you call there, at least not enough of a blatant hold to call it. But yes, King Patrick and this Chiefs team does get a ton of breaks at the most opportune times. It’s almost like the NFL lays out a storyline for the most marketable talent and the refs execute that storyline - …..nah. 😎

1 minute ago, Talonblood said:

THIS is the 7 points that lost the game. Love the guy, but it's the truth. And NOBODY EVEN TOUCHED HIM. He just gave the Chiefs 7 points in the biggest game of the year. 

Did he give them 7 sure. But this is not what cost then the game. The d did nothing to stop anyone. They were also up 10 at the half. Hurts did all he could. He doesn’t play d. He doesn’t play special teams.

1 minute ago, Joe Shades 73 said:

Ignored goodbye idiot

Ok dope, I'm so sad now. 

Refs overturning a clear catch by Devonta also could’ve cost us 4 points. I’m actually shocked they way they called the game that they let the Goesdert catch stand. 

10 minutes ago, Southparkeagles said:

Bradberry is being a good sport imo. It’s not a penalty you call there, at least not enough of a blatant hold to call it. But yes, King Patrick and this Chiefs team does get a ton of breaks at the most opportune times. It’s almost like the NFL lays out a storyline for the most marketable talent and the refs execute that storyline - …..nah. 

Yup the league is getting more and more like the WWE. At least when I watch that I enjoy it for what it is. They aren’t pretending like the NFL.

1 minute ago, Southparkeagles said:

Bradberry is being a good sport imo. It’s not a penalty you call there, at least not enough of a blatant hold to call it. But yes, King Patrick and this Chiefs team does get a ton of breaks at the most opportune times. It’s almost like the NFL lays out a storyline for the most marketable talent and the refs execute that storyline - …..nah. 😎

He also doesn’t want to get fined by the nfl lol!

11 minutes ago, Devaster said:

It was a penalty. Bradberry even confirmed as much after the game. But considering the refs were letting them play and not calling something as weak as that all game is questionable. Especially since it effectively ended the game and left the Eagles with no time to try and tie it up or win the game.

I'm bitter. Chiefs won two straight games this year with calls that effectively ended the games and left the opposing team with no chance/time for a final drive.

The player "confirming” something the officials called means nothing, since they would get severely fined if they spoke against them otherwise