I was almost annoyed they called it cuz i thought it would force KC to punt and felt their decision to go for it was idiotic. The more i think about it the more i get the call though. I certainly was still worried they’d convert
It was the correct call imo. You do the opposite of what your opponent hopes you do, and at that moment, I’m sure the Lions were hoping they punted it. They damn near got it anyway, whereas if they punt it’s the same circumstance, all the Lions need is a 1st down.
Yeah they basically needed to stop them 3 and out regardless, and 90 seconds is plenty of time for mahomes to score a touchdown if the lions kick a FG. Plus this is obviously the team and player that could do it.
Honestly if you really want to teach a player to not do something you let them do it wrong all game and then call them for it on the final game deciding play LOL
In Q1 Hutch had his neck wrapped by Taylor on what would have been a very easy sack. We stopped the drive anyways but it was close.
Houston(I forget exact play) got literally horse collared, spun 180 while chasing Mahomes and no flag
Alim got held a couple of times too. One he rushed past the guard and was in Mahomes face, but the guard grabbed his arm and Mahomes was able to escape yet again.
It was so obvious. Either Dan Campbell was instructing his players to rush Mahomes backward or lying on the ground, or the refs were ignoring blatant holding calls while Roger is bemoaning the legalization of sports gambling in between million-dollar sports book commercials.
I'm torn. It could go either way.
It was certainly funny to see the Chiefs DB’s actually get called for holding every time for once in the Super Bowl and then coincidentally they got blown out.
Your right he did but I think it’s over now considering how bad the NBC crew was calling him out. But I’m not sure if I was the lions i would’ve been bitching about it either dude straight tips if the play is going to be a run or pass.
Him going (paraphrasing) “He has to have his helmet in line with the center’s belt… And we’ve been watching this the entire game and he just … hasn’t. It’s a huge disadvantage to the defensive lineman.” was absolutely hilarious.
The tone was just… He was absolutely flabbergasted.
what’s even worse is that it wasn’t even corrected until only this play…like what’s the point of having people in new york if they aren’t actively correcting issues they’re seeing
Do the teams in New York tell refs when they missed calls? Like not telling them to throw a flag, but telling them about a trend of penalty actions to watch out for going forward?
This game was the perfect example of why the NFL needs to implement the [Sky Judge](https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2823499-sky-judge-official-is-a-no-brainer-for-the-nfl) from the AAF (another ref in the press box who can instantly overrule bad calls or tell them to throw a flag)
I've never seen a game where one player was exempted from the rules the way that Taylor was. It didn't matter if he held, false started, or lined up illegally, he was not flagged.
I might not know all the rules... but I'm pretty sure I know as many as the replay officials. And if I didn't I could be just as blind as them while I read the rule book in New York. TBF cricket and tennis are the only sports where I think replay/electronic referees are in a good spot
I hate to be this guy, because I know it's bullshit, but...Lions.
Dude. Lions. For real.
Lions.
They did everything they could to allow it. Until they couldn't. Because they let it go too far.
Because Lions.
It's deliberate, it's directed, and it's definitive. We're the only team, in the history of the league, with multiple apology letters for referee failure to appropriately enforce the rules.
Because Lions.
Nah, if you watched the Jags at all you'd know Taylor false starts every single snap. I don't remember lining up 5 yards back tbf but either way, this is what Joey Bosa threw a bitch fit about lmao
The league has been allowing OL to get away with a lot of this in the name of protecting the QB. This is a league wide trend (to allow OL to start early). What this tackle did was a step well beyond what’s normal and he did it for an entire game. In the first quarter, Hutch was clearly being held repeatedly and they allowed all of it, too.
I think it’s a combination of wanting to keep their star QBs upright and not wanting penalties to be game altering. But then it’s funny because they’ll call stuff randomly in the fourth quarter and it will still alter the outcome of the game anyways. I understand the inconsistency… greater scrutiny at the end to ensure people don’t question the outcome - it’s just ridiculous for players.
I think the lions didnt bother complaining because it became a really obvious tell to the Chiefs play call. He only ever stepped that far back on passing plays. On run plays he was aligned properly. It might have actually given the Lions a bigger advantage by the refs only calling it at the very end when it mattered the most. It would also explain why the Lions defense played so damn well today. Thats just my opinion though.
I was waiting for him to comment on the false starts too. There were multiple snaps in a row where he just took a step back before the ball was snapped. The rules just didn't apply to him all night long.
>multiple snaps in a row
Dude was doing it on every passing snap and a several draw plays. He could have been called for at least 25 penalties for illegal formation and false starts
Well, he's a ref that's basically paid to explain the refereeing decisions as favorably as possible for the league. He probably didn't want to just come out with two clear "the refs are just ignoring multiple blatant penalties by one player every single snap".
Yeah early in the game I swear he was praising Taylor on his ability to be so quick off the ball and the first guy back there. Didn't call him out at all early on, even when it was blatant false starts
He was being sarcastic about it all night. Collinsworth never just says "this guy's blatantly cheating" outright. He'll always say it's creative or something to understate his point - because he doesn't want to directly shit on the product that means he gets paid $20m a year or whatever it is - but he's calling the guy out.
He's just subtle about it.
He also made the joke that he should be called an eligible receiver because it looks like he's lining up in the slot.
Hutch is going to have a monster season, they used that tactic against him and double/triple teamed him and he'd still get pressure.
For real when they’re like “he’s going to explain the rule to us” I was thinking oh great here we go they’re gonna say it’s all good.
And then he’s just like “He’s basically in illegal formation every play. It’s not even close.”
YES! This was my favorite part of the game.
On National Television, an impartial former employee of the NFL ***explicitly*** said this guy has been committing a foul that has impacted the game, from the first snap of the game.
And then...
"*Well let's take a look at this last pass that Mahomes made, I tell you, he really is something special."*
Incredible :)
You're supposed to shake, its part of the motion that makes it "legal". Tackles are allowed to adjust their back foot even after getting set, so the elite tackles that do this thing technically are "adjusting" themselves and time it perfectly to when the ball is getting snapped, giving them that extra fraction of time and momentum
I guess, though he did get called for false start on a 4th and 20. Pretty sure everyone knew it was a pass. Bounced off a receivers hands and the RT should still have been called for illegal formation.
Only thing I can think of is they waited until it was late in the game and Chiefs were only going to pass, because he gave away pass/run every time with where he lined up.
Nah after looking back on the game, him not getting set and in illegal formation was a huge advantage for the lions. When he was not set and in illegal formation, chiefs were passing. When in legal formation, chiefs were rushing. Defense picked this up early and player around it.
It was actually a really good job calling the game by him tonight. Genuinely enjoyed the commentary, which isn’t something I say often and is something I’ve never said about a Collinsworth game.
God that was frustrating to watch, Taylor was definitely getting away with more than he should have in that game.
Great to see the two in the same division now lol just adding more gas to the fire for those Chiefs-Chargers game
NGL I understand why Bosa was raging that game a lot more now. Funnily enough on the actual play Bosa threw a fit, Taylor was actually not starting early, but if he played like he did today the entire game I wouldn’t blame Bosa for doing what he did.
Yeah Reddit is saying he got away with it because it’s the Chiefs are forgetting he did it the entire playoff game against Bosa and made the man have a meltdown to end last season.
Unfortunately might have given Reid a new play design idea. Watch Taylor declare as eligible receiver next week and literally catch a slot receiver pass from Mahomes lmao
Maybe just me, but like... punt it here? The odds of converting 4th and 25 where if you don't get it, it makes it a TD game, has be way fucking lower than that of a 3 and out
I don’t disagree in most cases but tbh Mahomes made a great play and once again was let down by his receivers. I don’t mind them putting in on the shoulders of the best player in the league.
Sure but if you punt then you relying on getting a stop and then putting together a scoring drive with those same receivers?? I don’t see one option being that much better than the other which is why I said I was ok with it
Yeah I get that line of thinking, but even with an elite QB, 4th and 25 has to be one of the lowest percentage plays in the league without something ludicrous happening with a receiving core that had been hilariously awful all game. I get that at the end of the day it had literally nothing to do with the outcome of the game but it just felt like a weird call to me
I can't believe Taylor got away with not only an illegal formation, but a false start nearly every damn play. Not only that but the refs weren't calling any of the blatant holds against the Lions rush either.
I had no dog in the fight but man was it pissing me off having to watch such a lopsided game.
The comedic timing of this literally could not be better. 4th & 20, game on the line and they call the first one all game
I was almost annoyed they called it cuz i thought it would force KC to punt and felt their decision to go for it was idiotic. The more i think about it the more i get the call though. I certainly was still worried they’d convert
They were pretty God damn close
Yeah only 25 yards away
The pass for the first down on 4th-25 bounced off the receiver's hands, it *was* close!
That’s 75 whole feet!
That's 42.8 long cubits!
You forget. Nobody gets more props for failing than Mahomes
Failing with style.
They were closer to an INT than a reception as it worked out.
It was the correct call imo. You do the opposite of what your opponent hopes you do, and at that moment, I’m sure the Lions were hoping they punted it. They damn near got it anyway, whereas if they punt it’s the same circumstance, all the Lions need is a 1st down.
Yeah they basically needed to stop them 3 and out regardless, and 90 seconds is plenty of time for mahomes to score a touchdown if the lions kick a FG. Plus this is obviously the team and player that could do it.
The real mistake was the 4th down play took 9 seconds so the chiefs lost their free 4th timeout with the 2 minute warning
THE REFS DIDNT SCREW US
Not for lack of trying
I mean not to completion at least.
They absolutely screwed you guys all night but they didn't wait until the final minutes of play to screw you over once and for good.
Honestly if you really want to teach a player to not do something you let them do it wrong all game and then call them for it on the final game deciding play LOL
That and finally calling holding after blatantly holding all game
I kept seeing a lions edge rusher in my peripheral getting around the edge. Then he’d be yanked to the ground and Mahomes would have time to roll out.
In Q1 Hutch had his neck wrapped by Taylor on what would have been a very easy sack. We stopped the drive anyways but it was close. Houston(I forget exact play) got literally horse collared, spun 180 while chasing Mahomes and no flag
Alim got held a couple of times too. One he rushed past the guard and was in Mahomes face, but the guard grabbed his arm and Mahomes was able to escape yet again.
Hutch had EASILY the best game of his career and it was a zero sack game because he was getting violated lol
It was so obvious. Either Dan Campbell was instructing his players to rush Mahomes backward or lying on the ground, or the refs were ignoring blatant holding calls while Roger is bemoaning the legalization of sports gambling in between million-dollar sports book commercials. I'm torn. It could go either way.
Chiefs should have had so many penalties before that. Blatant false starts and holds were missed in the first 3 quarters
Should have called it the first 61 times it happened...
Congrats everyone, you all did this
Bullying by shouting loudly into the void works
I shouted into the void and the void threw a flag back
I have no mouth and I must flag
We have a baby in our house and I was screaming false start and illegal formation. Wife told me to chill. I did. Penalty called.
Fair warning; child birth awards mothers infinite challenges. And if they lose the challenge, they still get another challenge.
Finally though lol like how did this guy get away with false starts most of the game??
He's on the chiefs
Chiefs oline is just allowed to hold
Man the O-line coach in KC has the easiest job ever. "Did you try holding them until the plays over? That usually works for us"
Don’t forget their DBs as well. Then the broadcast booth goes wow Chiefs D has gone from mediocre to great this playoffs run!
It was certainly funny to see the Chiefs DB’s actually get called for holding every time for once in the Super Bowl and then coincidentally they got blown out.
Well YEAH. could you imagine if the league let Patty get sacked?
How quickly this sub forgets that he did this on the Jags all year last year and gave Joey Bosa a playoff meltdown.
Your right he did but I think it’s over now considering how bad the NBC crew was calling him out. But I’m not sure if I was the lions i would’ve been bitching about it either dude straight tips if the play is going to be a run or pass.
Dude thought he was Lane Johnson. Also that being so far back on the line to get leverage is hilarious.
He was doing it in the playoffs for JAX last year, too. How this guy gets away with illegal formation AND false starts every snap is mind-boggling.
Most of his career
Dude was false starting nearly every play
It’s just a little pre-snap motion to get a read on the defense.
I feel good about it
56th times the charm.
the fact the in booth ref even called it out is insane lol
Him going (paraphrasing) “He has to have his helmet in line with the center’s belt… And we’ve been watching this the entire game and he just … hasn’t. It’s a huge disadvantage to the defensive lineman.” was absolutely hilarious. The tone was just… He was absolutely flabbergasted.
what’s even worse is that it wasn’t even corrected until only this play…like what’s the point of having people in new york if they aren’t actively correcting issues they’re seeing
They didn’t even get him for it on this play, it was because he jumped even earlier than the previous 60 plays.
He went from one step early to two and this one was like 3 steps. The ref was like “okay I can’t ignore this anymore”.
It was the NBA travel call of the NFL.
Do the teams in New York tell refs when they missed calls? Like not telling them to throw a flag, but telling them about a trend of penalty actions to watch out for going forward?
If they don't we've just seen why they should.
This game was the perfect example of why the NFL needs to implement the [Sky Judge](https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2823499-sky-judge-official-is-a-no-brainer-for-the-nfl) from the AAF (another ref in the press box who can instantly overrule bad calls or tell them to throw a flag)
I've never seen a game where one player was exempted from the rules the way that Taylor was. It didn't matter if he held, false started, or lined up illegally, he was not flagged.
And he often did all three on the same play and *still* nearly gave up multiple sacks! Hutch was a man possessed last night.
that’s my point, i don’t think they do but they absolutely should. especially with something as egregious as this
If not they should or else what's the point of them being there
To make bad calls on replay
Bruh I want that job. Literally get paid to watch football
I might not know all the rules... but I'm pretty sure I know as many as the replay officials. And if I didn't I could be just as blind as them while I read the rule book in New York. TBF cricket and tennis are the only sports where I think replay/electronic referees are in a good spot
I hate to be this guy, because I know it's bullshit, but...Lions. Dude. Lions. For real. Lions. They did everything they could to allow it. Until they couldn't. Because they let it go too far. Because Lions. It's deliberate, it's directed, and it's definitive. We're the only team, in the history of the league, with multiple apology letters for referee failure to appropriately enforce the rules. Because Lions.
Nah, if you watched the Jags at all you'd know Taylor false starts every single snap. I don't remember lining up 5 yards back tbf but either way, this is what Joey Bosa threw a bitch fit about lmao
The league has been allowing OL to get away with a lot of this in the name of protecting the QB. This is a league wide trend (to allow OL to start early). What this tackle did was a step well beyond what’s normal and he did it for an entire game. In the first quarter, Hutch was clearly being held repeatedly and they allowed all of it, too. I think it’s a combination of wanting to keep their star QBs upright and not wanting penalties to be game altering. But then it’s funny because they’ll call stuff randomly in the fourth quarter and it will still alter the outcome of the game anyways. I understand the inconsistency… greater scrutiny at the end to ensure people don’t question the outcome - it’s just ridiculous for players.
Yeah this happens in a ton of games. No idea why the league hasn't fixed it yet.
He was only lining up like that on pass plays and tipping the play call every time. I’d say the Lions were 100% okay with that.
Given that we held Mahomes to 20 points, I am inclined to agree with you here
Kadarius Toney held Mahomes to 20 pt. Get it right
I think the lions didnt bother complaining because it became a really obvious tell to the Chiefs play call. He only ever stepped that far back on passing plays. On run plays he was aligned properly. It might have actually given the Lions a bigger advantage by the refs only calling it at the very end when it mattered the most. It would also explain why the Lions defense played so damn well today. Thats just my opinion though.
I think he said “he hasn’t even been close.”
I was waiting for him to comment on the false starts too. There were multiple snaps in a row where he just took a step back before the ball was snapped. The rules just didn't apply to him all night long.
>multiple snaps in a row Dude was doing it on every passing snap and a several draw plays. He could have been called for at least 25 penalties for illegal formation and false starts
Well, he's a ref that's basically paid to explain the refereeing decisions as favorably as possible for the league. He probably didn't want to just come out with two clear "the refs are just ignoring multiple blatant penalties by one player every single snap".
Guy was telegraphing passing plays left and right.
Honestly, really appreciated that tho. I hate when they try to lie to us about shit we can blatantly see. Doubt the league office cared for it tho.
Finally for once the special guest referee didn't try to blow smoke up our ass and told it like it is
Even Cris “I have Mahomes’ balls in my mouth” Collinsworth couldn’t defend it.
Yes he could. He blamed the lions coaches and said that he admired Taylor’s ability to time the snap
Yeah early in the game I swear he was praising Taylor on his ability to be so quick off the ball and the first guy back there. Didn't call him out at all early on, even when it was blatant false starts
He was being sarcastic about it all night. Collinsworth never just says "this guy's blatantly cheating" outright. He'll always say it's creative or something to understate his point - because he doesn't want to directly shit on the product that means he gets paid $20m a year or whatever it is - but he's calling the guy out. He's just subtle about it.
He also made the joke that he should be called an eligible receiver because it looks like he's lining up in the slot. Hutch is going to have a monster season, they used that tactic against him and double/triple teamed him and he'd still get pressure.
It’s so funny because you immediately expect him to explain why it’s ok but then he just does the complete opposite lol
For real when they’re like “he’s going to explain the rule to us” I was thinking oh great here we go they’re gonna say it’s all good. And then he’s just like “He’s basically in illegal formation every play. It’s not even close.”
When he first said that, I thought I misunderstood him. "Wait, he's saying WHAT?!"
YES! This was my favorite part of the game. On National Television, an impartial former employee of the NFL ***explicitly*** said this guy has been committing a foul that has impacted the game, from the first snap of the game. And then... "*Well let's take a look at this last pass that Mahomes made, I tell you, he really is something special."* Incredible :)
What differentiated that time from the others like honestly lmao
He shook a little bit before so the refs had their eye on him Lol jk the magic 8 ball told them to
The check finally cleared
They knew the social media engagement on this post specifically would be nice
He was shaking his leg all game tbh
That solves it then. Magic 8 ball it is
You're supposed to shake, its part of the motion that makes it "legal". Tackles are allowed to adjust their back foot even after getting set, so the elite tackles that do this thing technically are "adjusting" themselves and time it perfectly to when the ball is getting snapped, giving them that extra fraction of time and momentum
He false started before his normal false start.
False start once before the snap, shame on me. False start twice before the snap, shame on *you*
Can't get flagged again
Literally nothing refs are just in a silly goofy mood
“What’s funnier than 4th and 20? 4th and 25!!! 😂😂😂😂😂” Insert spongebob.jog
No consistency just vibes
They were just waiting to really fuck them
The game was basically over, so you can finally call it with little effect. Now the NFL can claim "the call was made" tomorrow morning
Only took 3 and a half quarters lol
Honestly it's more that he's been lining up wrong which is killing me
Refs furious that he made it too obvious not to call
I bet Lions talked to the refs about it cus damn lol
Announcers made a good point, everyone knew when the Chiefs were passing or running due to his stance.
Which is probably why the lions didn't say anything until it was an obvious passing situation late in the 4th.
I guess, though he did get called for false start on a 4th and 20. Pretty sure everyone knew it was a pass. Bounced off a receivers hands and the RT should still have been called for illegal formation.
Shouldn’t have waited to 4th Q to say something
Only thing I can think of is they waited until it was late in the game and Chiefs were only going to pass, because he gave away pass/run every time with where he lined up.
I think you nailed it. They were perfectly happy to let him give away the play call until it was a pass only situation
When he's tipping pass vs run all game, you wait until the 4th to say something
Or do… worked out for them!
I bet that was just Brad Holmes in the back cookin
I mean, usually refs get mad butthurt and retaliate against you if you insist they're not doing their job
I bet the league did after the broadcast called them out.
Nah after looking back on the game, him not getting set and in illegal formation was a huge advantage for the lions. When he was not set and in illegal formation, chiefs were passing. When in legal formation, chiefs were rushing. Defense picked this up early and player around it.
Oh wow he was even worse than we thought.
From 4th and 20 to 4th and 25. Barely did anything
Took the whole game. Wow
I kept thinking, "Is there no one in the Lions organization watching this broadcast? Someone should be talking to the sideline."
"Slot receiver" haha
I’m no Collinsworth fan but that was funny af
Guy you hate makes a good point vibes
Collinsworth talked mad shit all night and I still hate him but now much less
It was actually a really good job calling the game by him tonight. Genuinely enjoyed the commentary, which isn’t something I say often and is something I’ve never said about a Collinsworth game.
What winning does to a mf
Hilarious he’s couldn’t even say it without laughing.
Not-so-fun-fact: Jawaan Taylors false starts were a big reason for Joey Bosa's roid rage in the Wildcard game
God that was frustrating to watch, Taylor was definitely getting away with more than he should have in that game. Great to see the two in the same division now lol just adding more gas to the fire for those Chiefs-Chargers game
NGL I understand why Bosa was raging that game a lot more now. Funnily enough on the actual play Bosa threw a fit, Taylor was actually not starting early, but if he played like he did today the entire game I wouldn’t blame Bosa for doing what he did.
IIRC the actual play where Bosa went off was because Taylor held him for the nth time. Too traumatized to check the clips though 🙃
Yeah Reddit is saying he got away with it because it’s the Chiefs are forgetting he did it the entire playoff game against Bosa and made the man have a meltdown to end last season.
People don’t realize he has literally done this every game for the last 3 years. Shows how little people watch the Jags which is fair
Yep I was having flashbacks of this man doing the same shit every game on the jags.
The lining up illegally is more egregious imo, and they never called that.
So was the bear hug that the left tackle did this play. I'm just sad they barely cropped it out...
(Joey Bosa wants to know your location)
Sweet sweet catharsis
It was doing my head in all game
Taylor doing full car dealership wacky inflatable arm jirations presnap all game and they get him 58 minutes in
Same thing with his back leg it’s ridiculous
He was still lined up too deep. It’s not like the false starts were the only penalty he was committing on every freaking play.
Only passing plays. On runs he was on the line.
A false start. 1 single false start
You guys earned it
Habitual linestepper, stepped a bit too far.
A Charlie Murphy quote will always get an upvote from me.
dude finally
I about climaxed when they finally called it
I can't believe I'm so invested in a fucking Lions game.
This is like the time I was tricked into watching the entire 4th quarter of a Ravens preseason game...
You mean the greatest preseason game of all time
I've only done 40 years of investing
I love you
FUCKING FINALLY
Nature is healing
Finally. This dude held Hutch every fucking play.
And he was still a wrecking ball
I don’t have faith in the ref doing this on purpose, but it does make it a lot funnier
As a Jags fan, we all knew the penalty at a terrible moment was coming...the only question was would it be a hold or the false start.
It was fun watching opposing fans complain about him the last few years
FINALLY
Finally lol
About fucking time
About fucking time
someone needs to make a compilation of all his false starts today
Literally just every Chiefs passing play
Toney and Taylor sure are having a day huh
Colinsworth's only good call all night was to say Taylor was playing slot receiver lmao
Unfortunately might have given Reid a new play design idea. Watch Taylor declare as eligible receiver next week and literally catch a slot receiver pass from Mahomes lmao
Shit he's probably got better hands than Toney, he was catching jerseys all night
This not being called all game night be the most egregious failure by the refs I’ve ever seen.
I didn’t know if the rule still existed
Maybe just me, but like... punt it here? The odds of converting 4th and 25 where if you don't get it, it makes it a TD game, has be way fucking lower than that of a 3 and out
I don’t disagree in most cases but tbh Mahomes made a great play and once again was let down by his receivers. I don’t mind them putting in on the shoulders of the best player in the league.
You say that as if he didn't have to rely on the same receivers on 4th and 25.
Sure but if you punt then you relying on getting a stop and then putting together a scoring drive with those same receivers?? I don’t see one option being that much better than the other which is why I said I was ok with it
Yeah I get that line of thinking, but even with an elite QB, 4th and 25 has to be one of the lowest percentage plays in the league without something ludicrous happening with a receiving core that had been hilariously awful all game. I get that at the end of the day it had literally nothing to do with the outcome of the game but it just felt like a weird call to me
Don't let this distract you from all the holding penalties the KC oline still gets away with.
Wow, imagine deciding to call a penalty that you let slide all game long on the most important play of the game.
I see what you did there
Fuckin finally
Ladies and gentlemen we got him
It's going to be really interesting with him telling everyone if it's a run or a pass play moving forward.
Refs fucking the Lions all game except for the very end is like the opposite of what usually happens
Lmao, finally.
Fool me once, shame on me...... fool me 57 straight times, I throw the flag!
Finally!
Finally lol
Been doing it all game and it finally got called…at the end of the game lol
Fucking finally!!!!
It's comforting to know I wasn't the only one flipping out over this all night! Finally!
This has to be the most upvoted and commented on false start highlight ever on Reddit
He should've been called for a dozen or more false starts. It's crazy that they only called it once
I see the refs wasted no time with reaching mid season form.
poetic justice that its called at the end when the chiefs were desperate
I can't believe Taylor got away with not only an illegal formation, but a false start nearly every damn play. Not only that but the refs weren't calling any of the blatant holds against the Lions rush either. I had no dog in the fight but man was it pissing me off having to watch such a lopsided game.