The Chiefs Win & The Lions Lose! The Biggest Divisional Round Takeaways (So Far)



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24 thoughts on “The Chiefs Win & The Lions Lose! The Biggest Divisional Round Takeaways (So Far)”

  1. The chiefs are disciplined and don't get stupid penalties. They aren't getting called for roughing the passer because they go for the head. Instead they just wrap the qb up and pull him to the ground or pushed the qb to the ground. They aren't hitting people out of bounds. They aren't going after refs because they don't get the calls they want even if its a missed hold that results in the opposition getting a td. They just move the fuck on and find ways to win. And that's favoritism according to the chief haters.

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  2. A little fact:

    The Lions are only the 2nd 15 wins team not to win a play-off game. The other one were þhe 2011 Packers, who ironically lost to… another NFC East team, the 9-7 Giants that year.

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  3. Say the commanders get really lucky and they go up against the Chiefs because we all know that the NFL is going to do everything they can to make sure the Chiefs get to the super bowl for the chance of the three peat. They lose Kansas City defense and the right calls and non-calls will make sure that the Kansas City Chiefs are the three time three straight super bowl champs. Given what he had last night I don't know if we would have beat them if we would have beat the commanders either. The best shot to dethrone the reigning tyranny that is the Kansas City Chiefs is the winner of the second AFC divisional round or the eagles at this point that's it

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  4. Momentum matters. To downplay how bad the refs are really is disheartening. Refball is a serious thing that needs to be changed, but its not going to. Obviously the game isn't a play or on a script like some schizos say, but it doesn't take an entire script. Theres a penalty when its needed to keep the chiefs going and to try and stuff any positivite momentum for the Texans.

    I don't think it will be bad during the superbowl because the NFL just wants its headline and won't want to risk making the biggest game look as fixed as this one. But it still sucks. I quit watching football for a decade and came back this year, and I think i'm done again. The fact that so many people see this shit and say its fine is just gross to me. You deserve what you tolerate and the leadership of the NFL has to change for me to care again because I want to watch a real/fair game.

    Best of luck

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  5. It’s not even “if you mess up once” it’s “when we get our handout”. The timely calls the Chiefs constantly get make it near impossible to have a fair chance which is the most frustrating thing watching as a neutral fan whose team isn’t associated with either franchise

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  6. Jared Goff is a good quarterback who had a bad game. Quarterbacks have bad games sometimes. Goff had a good season. The Lions won 15 games largely because of Goff. Has everyone forgotten how bad the Lions were before Goff? Does anyone remember how many quarterbacks the Lions went through before Goff? Goff is a good quarterback and they're hard to find.

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  8. It was always crazy that a team with a defense that was horrifically banged up AND ran a scheme designed to be picked apart by running QBs was a 2-score favorite. That being said, if the Lions had only committed 3 turnovers instead of FIVE, they probably could have won by 2 scores. Two end zone INTs, a fumble in the red zone, and a pick six. That's a 28 point swing right there, not including the TD Washington scored off the other INT.

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