AFC/NFC Conference Championship Games Thread

[ninertravel]

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Has to be refs fault they turned over the ball 4 times doesn’t it ? Or couldn’t stop saguin

[illwill10]

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Great INT by Mitchell to get his second INT of the playoffs after none in season. Besides the TD on Slay, Mitchell did a great job on McLaurin..


Having 5 players/coach that wasn't on last year's team to be up for an award, Roseman should definitely win executive of year


C'mon Shipley got to finish that run lol

[canes21]

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Has to be refs fault they turned over the ball 4 times doesn’t it ? Or couldn’t stop saguin

There hasn't been a single post blaming the refs for this outcome. Are you just talking to yourself?

[illwill10]

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Running up the score. 50 burger

[canes21]

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Running up the score. 50 burger

Very on brand for Siranni.

[ninertravel]

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There hasn't been a single post blaming the refs for this outcome. Are you just talking to yourself?

Yes there has. A couple of times it’s been compared to the chiefs getting all the calls

[canes21]

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Yes there has. A couple of times it’s been compared to the chiefs getting all the calls

Not at all. There's a meme/narrative around the NFL communities that KC and Pfilly get plenty of help from the officials week in and week out. There were numerous calls this game that were all extremely questionable and all went Philly's way. That was pointed out, but not a single post in this thread is blaming the refs for this outcome.

Philly is significantly more talented than Washington and the turnovers were killer. That's why this game played out this way, ultimately. It may have been closer if Philly wasn't gifted some plays like the TD after the "late hit" on Barkley while he was in bounds, but Washington losing was always the likely outcome even if there were no questionable calls.

[mestevo]

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https://x.com/SharpFootball/status/1...1_c10&ref_url=

So the tackle was started before Barkley ever touched the boundary. Great job, NFL.

If that was reviewable I'd expect them to let it stand. They aren't going to let you blow up someone who's out of bounds. It's not like he was trying to go down the sideline and there is progress to stop.

[ninertravel]

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Not at all. There's a meme/narrative around the NFL communities that KC and Pfilly get plenty of help from the officials week in and week out. There were numerous calls this game that were all extremely questionable and all went Philly's way. That was pointed out, but not a single post in this thread is blaming the refs for this outcome.

Philly is significantly more talented than Washington and the turnovers were killer. That's why this game played out this way, ultimately. It may have been closer if Philly wasn't gifted some plays like the TD after the "late hit" on Barkley while he was in bounds, but Washington losing was always the likely outcome even if there were no questionable calls.

Same was said about patriots for 25 years. Basically if your winning you get all the calls is what people are saying. What what it really means those teams are good because they don’t make the dumb mistakes with penalties.

[canes21]

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If that was reviewable I'd expect them to let it stand. They aren't going to let you blow up someone who's out of bounds. It's not like he was trying to go down the sideline and there is progress to stop.

He isn't out of bounds. Contact was started before Barkley ever touched the boundary. It's a bang bang play that is entirely legal. The issue at hand is the bind defensive players are put under. You get flagged for 15 yards here if you hit a guy while he is in bounds, but if you pull up and he doesn't step out of bounds then he gains more yards or just goes by you.


It's bad rules/officiating that need correction. It should never be a penalty to make a legal hit on a player that is still in the field of play during a live play.

Same was said about patriots for 25 years. Basically if your winning you get all the calls is what people are saying. What what it really means those teams are good because they don’t make the dumb mistakes with penalties.

You can definitely be a good team AND benefit from some questionable calls. Those things are far from being mutually exclusive, lol. We can agree to disagree. The officiating in this game is not worthy of a conversation. It was a non-factor for the most part.

[ninertravel]

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Oh here we go the Josh Allen turnover machine is back

[ninertravel]

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Couldn’t be a worse start for the bills. Can’t stop them and Josh Allen looking like the turnover machine again

[illwill10]

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Much needed turnover for Buffalo

[ninertravel]

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Lucky break for bills with fumble but they don’t look like stopping them at all and Allen under pressure

[illwill10]

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Buffalo needed that