He must watch the ChiefsHopefully the coaches tell the officials to watch one of their OTs. Against Washington one of their OTs moved pre-snap almost every play (not kidding). Only got called a few times.
This is literally what the Chiefs left tackle does every play.Hopefully the coaches tell the officials to watch one of their OTs. Against Washington one of their OTs moved pre-snap almost every play (not kidding). Only got called a few times.
This is literally with the Chiefs left tackle does every play.
It’s literally what NFL tackles do about 90 percent of the time on pass plays. The NFL has obviously told the officials to ignore it unless it’s way before the snap.This is literally with the Chiefs left tackle does every play.
That's funny and I don't even watch the NFL.100% false.
It is the right tackle.
Damnit. I’m probably too busy violently vomiting and punching holes in the wall from just the sight of Patrick Mahomes to know my left from my right.100% false.
It is the right tackle.
Damnit. I’m probably too busy violently vomiting and punching holes in the wall from just the sight of Patrick Mahomes to know my left from my right.
The NFL values scoring over fair play. That also why there's so many pass interference calls. Hell, just throw a flag on the DB and move the ball downfield another 30 yards. Why not?It’s literally what NFL tackles do about 90 percent of the time on pass plays. The NFL has obviously told the officials to ignore it unless it’s way before the snap.
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