gdzgft28
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re: Dylan Raiola's obsession with Patrick Mahomes is pretty freaking weird right?
Posted by gdzgft28 on 4/29/25 at 4:27 pm
Second time I’ve seen you post that…
Now THAT is weird…
Now THAT is weird…
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re: Could this be Kelce’s last game with chiefs
Posted by gdzgft28 on 2/9/25 at 2:34 pm
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I would say I hope so but if he retires, he'll have more time to annoy us all.
Annoy you?!? You sound bitter and jealous.
re: KC being cast as the “villains” shows just how soft this nation has become
Posted by gdzgft28 on 2/9/25 at 2:31 pm
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If I went into a lab to create the most unlikeable personality I could, I couldn’t do better than Kelce. He’s the sole reason I don’t like the Chiefs.
This sounds like a you problem. You sound bitter. Seek help, maybe?
re: Mahomes history aside, Eagles are gonna smash the Chiefs
Posted by gdzgft28 on 2/9/25 at 10:20 am
Every team the Chiefs have faced in the Super Bowl were a better roster of players. Every team was a matchup nightmare for the Chiefs.
Yet, unless the Chiefs were rolling out an offensive line of backups, they’ve won every matchup.
Yet, unless the Chiefs were rolling out an offensive line of backups, they’ve won every matchup.
re: Could this be Kelce’s last game with chiefs
Posted by gdzgft28 on 2/9/25 at 10:11 am
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I think he stays if they lose, retires if they win.
I think the opposite. If the Chiefs win he comes back to try for 4 in a row. Lose, and he has nothing to come back for. He’s already a 1st ballot HOFer and top 2 all time at his position. He can make more after retirement too.
re: The WWNFL exposed again. How can you still be
Posted by gdzgft28 on 2/6/25 at 7:35 pm
re: The WWNFL exposed again. How can you still be
Posted by gdzgft28 on 2/6/25 at 7:04 pm
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Fair
Every park official I asked had a gun in their car. Almost everyone had a story of almost having to use it.
re: The WWNFL exposed again. How can you still be
Posted by gdzgft28 on 2/6/25 at 6:59 pm
Nah… coached park ball for several years. Looked into officiating when I stopped coaching. But decided it wasn’t worth the risk. lol
re: The WWNFL exposed again. How can you still be
Posted by gdzgft28 on 2/6/25 at 6:51 pm
It’s real to you too otherwise you’d have everything you own on the Chiefs. Talk is cheap. The guy who made this compilation did it to drive engagement. Not because he believes it. He makes money feeding idiots the evidence they are looking for.
re: The WWNFL exposed again. How can you still be
Posted by gdzgft28 on 2/6/25 at 6:46 pm
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K keep me posted
Case in point.
re: The WWNFL exposed again. How can you still be
Posted by gdzgft28 on 2/6/25 at 6:44 pm
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The reality is that officiating is garbage across the league, including spotting the ball. Nobody cares about the other games that don’t involve the Chiefs though. People only focus on the Chiefs games because they keep winning. For example, nobody cares if the officiating is just as bad if the Browns are playing the Jags because they’re irrelevant.
I don’t think the officiating is garbage at all. It’s just that a huge portion of the viewing public watches Chiefs games only to look for calls that go the Chiefs way. They never notice ANYTHING that goes against the Chiefs. But ANY call at ANY point in the game is evidence of favorable officiating for the Chiefs.
This is literally a compilation that could be made for any team in any game. This video is no more proof of refs favoring the Chiefs than a video of Mercedes Benz getting into accidents is proof that Mercedes are involved in more accidents than other cars.
re: The WWNFL exposed again. How can you still be
Posted by gdzgft28 on 2/6/25 at 6:35 pm
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Case in point
You need to make a point first.
re: The WWNFL exposed again. How can you still be
Posted by gdzgft28 on 2/6/25 at 6:31 pm
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You didn’t have to convince me, I’m not in denial and don’t have a child’s view of the world. I like the Chiefs, like most of their players and their coaches but the NFL is rigging games for them because they want another dynasty to drive ratings.
Not only do you have a child’s viewpoint, you also have a child’s iq.
re: NFL Referees Association has a message for the MSB
Posted by gdzgft28 on 2/5/25 at 5:03 pm
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An official should never be around for more than 10 years. For one, by then, he will be fading physically
Have you ever officiated any sporting event? How fit do you think a ref needs to be? Do you think the NFL has a physical fitness test? How is the fitness of current officials negatively impacting their performance?
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For 2, the scar tissue and biases along the way are far too great to accept
So you think 35 year old who’ve watched Mahomes his entire adult life isn’t going to have biases?
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And saying this is unrealistic is hilarious. They are a multiple billion dollar company. They could easily do what I am proposing
They could but there is no reason to expect officiating to be better because the refs are LESS experienced but more physically fit.
And again, how fit should they be? You’re not getting 4.4 40’s.
re: Does it feel like there’s zero buzz/hype for the Super Bowl this year?
Posted by gdzgft28 on 2/5/25 at 3:07 pm
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You quoted me and brought it up. Show me where I said it.
But you said “nobody”, not you.
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You post in every thread about the rigged shite, even when nobody brings it up.
So… like I said… you’re a liar…
re: Does it feel like there’s zero buzz/hype for the Super Bowl this year?
Posted by gdzgft28 on 2/5/25 at 11:18 am
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You post in every thread about the rigged shite, even when nobody brings it up.
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Posted by Bronson2017 2/5/25 at 8:17 am to Kinderman I’m an Eagles fan and I’m not even super pumped for it bc I know how it’s going to go. They will let them play all game, limited penalties until the final drive for KC and you will see flags flying all over the place. I know it sounds like I’m being sour grapes but I’m just basing this off of every single KC game I’ve watched the past 3 years. It’s inevitable at this point.
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The Chiefs have literally been gifted the last two games to get into the Super Bowl.
Two post before my post. Me thinks you’re a liar.
re: NFL Referees Association has a message for the MSB
Posted by gdzgft28 on 2/5/25 at 9:21 am
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That’s kind of the point of my post. We, the fans, aren’t allowed any information about the officiating, while there are injury reports, open practices, media availability, etc for the teams.
What information do you need? Their weekly grading? You aren’t allowed information on how players are graded either.
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It’s a comment on the general immunity refs are afforded.
Just because players ( who aren’t unbiased ) aren’t allowed to criticize refs doesn’t mean they are immune. Refs are graded, and the best are awarded postseason roles. Those that repeatedly fail to make the postseason lose their job.
re: NFL Referees Association has a message for the MSB
Posted by gdzgft28 on 2/5/25 at 8:47 am
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Actually hold the referees accountable. Players and coaches arent allowed to complain about officiating. The league ALWAYS has the backs of officials. There’s no public discipline or grading.
Exhibit Z
This is proof that those that complain about the refs the most are generally ignorant of how officiating actually works.
And explain how allowing players to complain about refs would change officiating for the better.
re: NFL Referees Association has a message for the MSB
Posted by gdzgft28 on 2/5/25 at 8:40 am
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Teams line up with both tackles off the line of scrimmage and false start every single play. I’m not talking about holding calls or no calls. It’s 2025, referees should be held to a higher standard than they were in 1984.
Whats your proof that refs aren’t held to a higher standard than 1984? The game is far more tightly refereed than back then. The standard for roughing the passer, unnecessary roughness, pass interference, and several other penalties was much lower than today.
And in 1984 you would have been able to see like 25% of the penalties you see today because there weren’t as many cameras, instant replay and slo-mo wasn’t as good, and there was no HD tv.
re: Does it feel like there’s zero buzz/hype for the Super Bowl this year?
Posted by gdzgft28 on 2/5/25 at 8:27 am
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Maybe it’s just my social circle
Yes. It’s just your circle.
But even looking over the MSB, there’s hardly any posts about the game. Maybe a combination of world events, Chiefs fatigue, and the Luka trade all sucking the air out of the room for the NFL.
This board isn’t a barometer for anything NFL related.
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Anybody in here excited for the game at all? Other than the couple of KC fans that post.
What will your explanation be when it’s the most watched Super Bowl ever? Rigged? lol…
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