NFL concluded today that Chiefs WR Rashee Rice “has not engaged in conduct that violates the personal conduct policy” and the investigation into accusations from his former girlfriend is now closed; there will be no discipline at this time.
Statement from his attorney Sean Lindsey: “Mr. Rice wants to thank the NFL for their thorough investigation, and looks forward to the start of the 2026-27 NFL season.”
The best part about these tweets (and there are plenty) is just zero acknowledgment that two of the four games were against Carson Wentz when the Chiefs were 15-1 and resting starters... and then on Sunday vs a dude making his first NFL start at QB.
Your regularly scheduled look at these absolute maniacs lined up outside Arrowhead more than 6 hours before kickoff, waiting so they can sit in the parking lot and then sit in the outdoor stadium. Built different.
(It is 7 degrees with a feels-like temp of minus-2.)
Patrick Mahomes joins HOF Peyton Manning as the only players ever with 40,000+ pass yards in their first 9 seasons, including playoffs 💪
#ChiefsKingdom
Feels like a good time to remind folks of what bad officiating in a playoff game actually looks like.
The Chiefs forced a sack fumble and recovered it, only for the turnover to be negated because of what was deemed "forward progress."
KC lost and the ref retired.
Terrible.
“Hey FBI, you need to look into the Chiefs next 👀”
FBI: “You think they have been throwing games deliberately?”
“No, the opposite!”
FBI: “The opposite?”
“Yep, and the refs have been favoring them for years!”
FBI: “Ok, so we can look into how many penalties are called against them, and how many are called against their opponents”
“They actually already track that, it’s called Penalty Differential”
FBI: “And how much better are the Chiefs in that stat than the rest of the league?”
“Well they are actually the 2nd worst in the league in the last 7 years…”
FBI: “Oh…. Ok”
“But it’s not about how many penalties, it’s about when the penalties are called”
FBI: “ok, like to extend a drive? Does anyone track those penalties?
“Yes they do.”
FBI: “And how far ahead are the Chiefs in that one?”
“Well they are actually ranked 22nd in the NFL during the Dynasty’s run..”
FBI: “Hmm…”
“But forget that, the penalties have directly led to their Super Bowl wins!”
FBI: “Okay, do they track Penalty differential for those SB teams as well?”
“They sure do!”
FBI: “And how do the Chiefs differential compare to other SB winners?”
“Well from 2017-2024, they were the only SB winner with a Negative penalty differential…”
FBI: “So out of 8 SB winners they were the only team to win it with a negative differential once?
“Actually they had a negative differential for all 3 SB wins..”
FBI: “Hmm…”
“But it’s more about the penalties that happen, but never get called”
FBI: “Ok…. And where do the Chiefs rank in that statistic?”
“No one actually tracks it, because it’s too subjective… but I’ve seen a lot of trolls and haters post clips on X.”
FBI: “Sure… (stifles a laugh) we will get right on that! 😂”
So, to recap:
-Study focused on 7% of data (postseason only)
-93% (regular season) showed KC negatively impacted
-Most one-score plays = more exposure to WPA swings from penalties
-KC ranks 3rd in average WPA gain among “dynasties”
-Tied for most big flags, but in way more games
This is one of the funniest points to make to the "rigged" crowd. The Chiefs had a soft DPI called against them on 3rd and 13 IN OVERTIME OF THE SUPER BOWL on SF's 22 YL after a stop.
Nothing is rigged. Your team just hasn't been good enough.
@danorlovsky7 "are" - verb, second person singular present and first, second, third person plural present of be.
You said they are the modern day Brady/BB. You did not compare. You said they "are."
You seem like a good dude, my unsolicited advice is just take responsibility for poor phrasing