The ESPN article takes into account only the accepted penalties. Since the entire discussion revolves around the referee's intent, we should take a look at all the flags thrown. You'll find a different number. The net is 23, which is still high. Is there something to it?
I saw a crazy stat yesterday on ESPN that I could not believe
the last 4 years, over the Chiefs 11 playoff games:
0 games the Chiefs had more penalties
10 games opponents had more penalties
wow
so I compared them to other playoff teams...
READ:
https://t.co/PETv5OoHFL
Best thing I've done: deleting the app in the off-season just to watch the game fresh on Monday.
It feels like people just hate for the sake of hating. 15 years from now, we're going to look back at this time and think: "how lucky we were..."
Just enjoy it all.
I need someone explain to me why the same “Chiefs fans” continually shit on the teams own players day in and day out like it’s their job?
If you don’t like certain players on the team, that’s fine, but logic would suggest you should want them to do well for the sake of the team right? Instead of cheering for them to do poorly and running victory laps on twitter if they don’t play well or explain away all positives when they perform well.
Call me a homer I guess, but really I’m just a fan.
@Kcchiefs58dt Dave's unit always plays like that in season. But, I can only remember huge plays come postseason: the 4th down fake punt against the Texans, two big returns in the SB against the Eagles, the tipped ball that set up the first TD against the 49ers. So, I think they'll improve
Want to give all glory and thanks to God! Letting me be out there doing what i love again! ChiefsKingdom this is just the start see yall next week! 🙏🏽⏰