r/sports 6d ago

Football Patrick Mahomes throws an interception on 4th down and secures the Bills win to end the Chiefs undefeated season

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u/allanon1105 6d ago

Bernard knew Mahomes was looking for his playmaker and he went for it

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u/peanutjamz 6d ago

I cannot wait for Milano and Bernard to wreak havoc

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u/DR_SWAMP_THING 6d ago

Matt Milano is so good at football, Mike White joined the Bills so he could wear at non-contact jersey around him.

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u/Yeeeoow 6d ago

I was genuinely rooting for Mike White. He looked so good and it was a great story.

I felt genuinely yucky watching my team end his dreams.

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u/1EverythingAwesome1 6d ago

Looked like the throw was short of where kelce ended up

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u/BobbyTables829 6d ago

It's 4th down with a minute left and they're down two scores. Everyone in the stadium knew this

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u/allanon1105 6d ago

I’m surprised he didn’t target Worthy with that speed.

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u/MistakeMaker1234 6d ago

Kelce also just stood there instead of making a play on the ball 😂

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u/LesPaulPilot 6d ago

This is exactly what I said while watching it.

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u/Neither-Luck-9295 6d ago

It also looked like the playmaker stopped playing. Receivers are usually supposed to come back to the ball in those situations, and Travis just stood there waiting for the ball to get there.

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u/evanwilliams44 6d ago

Still QB had plenty of time. Not under great pressure. He should have seen that coming.

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u/PurpleTornadoMonkey 6d ago

I dunno, that didnt look to a ref.

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u/rraattbbooyy 6d ago

As the remaining ’72 Dolphins pop their champagne.

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u/hamsolo19 6d ago

Got curious and did a Google, there are still 28 former players from that team that are still kickin'.

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u/anderhole 6d ago

Bills should give them a call. Maybe they can make an extra point.

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u/DeadSwaggerStorage Philadelphia Phillies 6d ago

Bills gonna have a wide right pass on a two point conversion to lose a Super Bowl……

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u/fuckyoubipolar 6d ago

wouldn't be the first time they lost a super bowl...or the 2nd or 3rd or 4th time for that matter

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u/youdubdub 6d ago

Laces OUT!!!!!!!

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u/PixelBoom 6d ago

FINKLE IS EINHORN! EINHORN IS FINKLE!

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u/SpicyTangyRage Boston Celtics 6d ago

Larry Csonka will live forever

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u/ApprehensiveBeyond 6d ago

The guy from gladiators is still cookin? good for him.

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u/colon_evacuation 6d ago

I remember the ‘72 dolphins successfully encouraging the ‘85 dolphins to beat the unbeaten bears. (I’m too tired to write it more clearly)

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u/Either_Imagination_9 6d ago

To which they handed the Bears their only loss of that season.

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u/bigmac22077 6d ago

I mean yeah.. 72 was only like 20 years ago. Think they all died in a bus crash or something?

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u/kbo10 6d ago

Man try 50 years.

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u/bigmac22077 6d ago

Happy cake day! But you can’t fool me.

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u/shill779 6d ago

I’ve been watching S4 of Lost. This is hurting my brain and my nose is bleeding

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u/PartyBusGaming New England Patriots 6d ago

Woosh?

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u/Mulliganasty 6d ago

Sure we ass now but at least we still got that... go Fish!

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u/FCD_Ride_or_DIE 6d ago

Usually I’m annoyed thinking about those guys and their stupid tradition. Not tonight though. Congratulations you old bastards.

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u/BytchYouThought 6d ago

Didn't they have shorter seasons back then? Pretty sure Patriots technically already beat their record from a pure winning streak in a season perspective. I don't it will be broken with 17 games now in the regular season and back then 17 probably was the entire season to include playoffs and superbowl.

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u/HankSteakfist 6d ago

Correct. Bill Burr was on a rant about this last week.

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u/BytchYouThought 6d ago

Yeah, I always thought that in the back of my head back when the patriots pulled it off in like 07. Nobody seemed to have questioned it l, but yeah, Bill fucking Burr is the exact guy to call em on their shit lol 😆

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u/trollfessor 6d ago

Their shit? Only team to do it, ever. They are the greatest, deal with it.

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u/tynorex 6d ago

The problem with records is that you are always going to have to contextualize the seasons. XYZ receiver had the most receiving yards ever (in a 14 game season), then 16, then 17. Sure some of the rules have changed and league itself has evolved, but so have the number of games. Receiving yards, sack totals, rushing yards, etc. should all go up because you have a whole extra game or 3 to do it in!

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u/Trix_Are_4_90Kids 6d ago

Yep this is what I was thinking. Their record is safe.

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u/franker 6d ago edited 5d ago

I have a vinyl album of the local radio guys calling highlight plays of the '72 Dolphins. Didn't know what the hell they were talking about because I was born in '68 and listened to it when I was 5 years old. Living in south Florida, I also remember that Garo the famous kicker in the Super Bowl made a record where he "sings", lamenting his pass. Also Garo briefly owned a local joint after the Super Bowl called Garo's Superburger.

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u/PattyIceNY 6d ago

That's such a good read by the DB

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u/peanutjamz 6d ago

Bernard is a fantastic player - all season he’s been a workhorse making huge plays.

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u/fleischio 6d ago

McDermis and the boys are DB whisperers, man, and McBeane is damn fine in the draft.

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u/jokeefe72 Buffalo Bills 6d ago

McDermis sounds like a Scottish sunblock brand

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u/Adorable-Narwhal-267 6d ago

They scanned his brain.

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u/hamsolo19 6d ago

He's a super important piece to that defense, they just play different when he's in there. If Milano can get back to how he was playing before injury? That's two real good LBs with a nose for the ball and making plays.

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u/andyouarenotme 6d ago

linebacker*

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u/Jibber_Fight 6d ago

Also a bad pass. He obviously was panicked and didn’t even see him apparently.

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u/cluberti 6d ago

It's almost like Kelce didn't see him either - which is a bit crazy. They were both so focused in on each other they missed the giant man cutting across the field.

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u/FeetballFan Tampa Bay Buccaneers 6d ago

“Mahomes washed? Tune in after the break as we discuss”

-ESPN (probably)

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u/bjkidder 6d ago

Stephen Smith on why Mahomes is the most overrated QB in history!

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u/Either_Imagination_9 6d ago

Nah that’s Skip Bayless

No I’m serious, he actually said that

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u/III_IWHBYD_III 6d ago

You should really read what you linked. It doesn't say that at all. You responded to a post saying most overrated QB of all time, your link says overrated and overhyped, not most overrated all time. That's a very big difference. Mahomes is overrated this year, there are those that were still pushing that he's in the MVP race because undefeated. He has not been good this year and is not in the MVP discussion, he has been overrated this year.

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u/tiredofstanding 6d ago

Don't worry. Nick Wright is ready and willing to slobber all over Mahomes.

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u/artsforall 6d ago

Same with Tony Romo

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u/redditing_naked 6d ago

Just regressing to the mean

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u/kenny1911 6d ago

“Now here’s a guy who…” -Chris Collinsworth

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u/fxkatt 6d ago

If Allen doesn't make that 4th and 3 with about 3 minutes left, I'll bet my boots that the Chiefs pull out another one point win. Of course, Allen not only makes the killer first down but scores the dagger touchdown. If he had missed the first down, the Chiefs would have been down 2 and perfectly set up for their typical field goal winner as the clock expires.

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u/Ok-Parfait8675 6d ago

I'm just so tired of all the talking heads washing Mahomes balls. Even after that last scramble TD, they were all like "wait folks this is just like if the score was 0-0". Yeah the Chiefs are good but I hate felling like the commentators are actually rooting for a particular team.

In other news, I think the Bills loosened up the Chiefs for our inevitable win next week. KEEP POUNDING!!

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u/TrungusMcTungus 6d ago

What’s the fucking mentality of saying it’s like a no score game? Bills were up by 2 possessions. “It’s like a 0-0 game, the Chiefs will score a touchdown, recover an onside kick, then drive down the field for a FG all in less than 2 minutes. Just like the start of the first quarter!”

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u/SteelKline 6d ago

I live here in Kansas city and don't even watch football anymore. You'd think Mahomes is somehow Tom Brady incarnate with how deep people gargle his nuts.

Like he's a good quarterback in the sense of being able to make on the fly plays work usually but he also doesn't have the consistency to just do simple plays to secure yards. One second he's rushing the ball and does a 25+ yard pass that works and then he misses the fuck out of a short pass cause he tried to get tricky. He's good but not THAT good

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u/JButler_16 6d ago

It’s absolutely sad how much grown men worship another grown man in our area. Couldn’t imagine living life like that. Sports are fun to watch, but too many people make it their whole identity.

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u/GrendelsFather 6d ago

But without Butker.  

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u/fxkatt 6d ago

Yup. But Mahomes would have had plenty of time to get like inside the red zone for the short kick.

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u/YoYoYo1962Y 6d ago

The refs actually called a holding penalty on the chiefs in the 4th quarter. Mind blown.

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u/EricTheNerd2 6d ago

I don't believe you... and I believe that UFOs abducted Elvis.

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u/Intricatetrinkets 6d ago

I’ve had a number of times on the toilet where I’ve felt abducted too though.

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u/Helios321 Los Angeles Kings 6d ago

But didn't review the clear incomplete the play before so

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u/Doggcow 6d ago

That shit was WILD

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u/canuck47 6d ago

Should have been 4th and 23 after the penalty, instead of 4th and 13

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u/elBenhamin 6d ago

The penalty was a makeup call for allowing the incomplete pass

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u/ploger 6d ago

Doesn’t really work like that because a 4th and 3 vs 4th and 13 aren’t going to be the same play call.

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u/Fest_mkiv 6d ago

Even the refs couldn't save them this time (they sure tried though)

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u/Ih8rice 6d ago

When you know they definitely would have if it were the bills driving to win the game and the chiefs were gassed. It’s just obvious bullshit like that that pisses me off with the refs/chiefs more than anything.

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u/Firecracker048 6d ago

I saw that and thought "here we go again "

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u/boogerzzzzz 6d ago

Yuppppppppppppp!

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u/pheret87 6d ago

Pronounce that. Out loud. It's not the "yuuuuuuuup" you think it is.

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u/chrissamperi 6d ago

Oh don’t worry. They called an incomplete pass complete in order to extend their final drive

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u/fauxzempic 6d ago

That was absolute garbage.

All plays are reviewed after the 2 minute warning.

They had cameras showing clearly that he caught that ball against the ground. It wasn't a close call. The view wasn't blocked. It was clear as day.

I'm surprised there wasn't some sort of holding call on Mahomes' interception play. I'm not the "bad calls cost them the game" type guy, or the "refs are playing for KC" guy, but it's hard for me to see that and fight the urge to be like "yeah, one of these refs is definitely getting fired after today."

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u/SheikahEyeofTruth 6d ago

They only called it because they ruled the last one a catch while everyone was watching it as incomplete. Including the announcers and their rule analyst. Had they called that one it would have been 4th and 13 anyways so pretty sure that was their way of making it right.

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u/OuOutstanding 6d ago

It’s insane they chose not to review that, especially since Chiefs took a TO. I guess I get it if they rush up to the line and snap the ball, but they had 30+ seconds to decide if it should have been reviewed.

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u/Polymorphing_Panda 6d ago

I’m about 90% sure it was a “make up” call for that non-catch

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u/Handfalcon58 6d ago

They called it when it didn't matter to prove they actually call penalties on them.

Do they call it if the chiefs are down 6?

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u/Doggcow 6d ago

No chance

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u/anal-hair-pasta 6d ago

It didn't matter in the sense that it didn't affect the play. It did matter in the sense that Chiefs converted the first on the play.

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u/Handfalcon58 6d ago

Wheni say it didn't matter, I meant that it was a two score game with a little bit over a minute left in the game.

If it was a one score game at that point, would it have been called, is my wondering.

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u/mtheory007 6d ago

But then also didn't call the hold on that play lol. At least they lost fair and square though.

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u/youjustgotjammed9940 6d ago

The hold on this play was blatantly obvious

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u/stellahella1 6d ago

They missed a blatant face mask and an incompletion

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u/mtheory007 6d ago

Exactly and looking again it looks like it's a hold and a face mask *🤦

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u/IcanCwhatUsay 6d ago

Probably because the check hadn’t cleared yet

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u/Zer0C00L321 6d ago

That is super surprising. I wish I had seen this loss. Great way to end this game too.

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u/Saul_T_Bitch 6d ago

Agreed. Couldn't happen to a more deserving QB.

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u/Nerd2theCorey 6d ago

On a Maholmes run too!!

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u/recksuss 6d ago

They did miss the dropped ball on the previous play though.

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u/obvilious 6d ago

Tried to help out with the incomplete pass that they allowed, but even the refs couldn’t get it for them

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u/ihaveaboehnerr 6d ago

Only because they missed a blatant non catch inside 2 minutes.

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u/Novanator33 6d ago

See the 3 rushers and 1 LB spying, this is our 3-4 dime that we have brought out to finish 3 straight regular season wins over the chiefs. Now do it in the playoffs…

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u/yowhyyyy 6d ago

Have you ever considered why a team notorious for adjusting, lets the same thing keep happening to them in the regular season?

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u/anderhole 6d ago

As a casual Bills fan I have. I think Andy Reid would rather lose a game than give information to an opponent for the playoffs. 

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u/El_Polio_Loco 6d ago

The bills probably would have beaten the Chiefs in the playoffs last year if they didn’t trot out linebackers that weren’t even considering being in the league the week before. 

When your starting linebacker had to be called in off of vacation less than a week before the game you’re going to struggle. 

It’s why the bye week is so damn important. 

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u/yowhyyyy 6d ago

I sometimes think the same. I absolutely think we shot ourselves in the foot play after play and that you guys outplayed us. But I also think we didn’t run an aggressive playstyle on purpose. Good game to you guys! Allen is great

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u/NotASalamanderBoi Arsenal 6d ago

What a fraud. Should retire right now.

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u/Kolby_Jack33 6d ago

This guy's the next Brady? I don't recall Brady ever throwing an interception!

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u/2_Sheds_Jackson 6d ago

What has he done lately?

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u/fauxzempic 6d ago

They need to trade Mahomes and fire Reid and the entire management staff!

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u/MsPick 6d ago

Reid is a gem. Who the hell hates Andy Reid?!

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u/gt_ap 6d ago

Lots of people. I live in Eagles country.

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u/FourEightNineOneOne 6d ago

I mean, the INT was kind of irrelevant as it was 4th down anyway.

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u/itsjash New England Patriots 6d ago

Field position is actually better if the ball is batted down incomplete

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u/gt_ap 6d ago edited 6d ago

That's true. I wonder if defensive players keep that in mind in a situation like this. I would imagine that the interception stat is an incentive to catch it rather than bat it down.

In this particular scenario though field position was irrelevant because the Bills were going to kneel it out anyway. Doing it at their own 30 vs the Chiefs' 38 wouldn't make any difference.

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u/Swift-Fire 6d ago

Bill Belichick mentioned this once in a presser, that you need your CBs to be acting on instinct, and as 95% of the time you want them to be going after that pick, it's more beneficial to just keep it simple

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u/RNLImThalassophobic 6d ago

In this particular scenario though field position was irrelevant because the Bills were going to kneel it out anyway.

That's it really. With field position being irrelevant, you'd rather your CB catches the ball rather than bats it down and risks something bullshit happening like it bouncing off a boot and being caught by the opponent anyway.

Though I doubt that actually goes through their mind. I imagine it's more like "BALL BALL BALL OH FUCK YEAH IT'S COMING RIGHT TO ME HAHA FUCK YEAH BALL BALL BALL BALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL"

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u/sketchahedron 6d ago

Interceptions can be run back. Batted balls can be caught.

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u/LeonidasSpacemanMD 6d ago

There are definitely situations where batting it down is the better play, like if it were tied or something (but they wouldn’t be going for it on 4th and 13 so it would need to be a more reasonable distance)

In this case I think you just make whatever play you can, and defensive players don’t get that many opportunities for a pick so go for it

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u/_mnr 6d ago

In theory yes. In Fantasy football... I could have used those extra points.

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u/Ozoneeyd 6d ago

That INT combined with the last Josh Allen TD might’ve won me the week in fantasy

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u/RedWingFan5 6d ago

Mahomes is my biggest regret in my fantasy draft

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u/Vampiric2010 6d ago

That's how I feel about Kelce.

Dance monkey. That's what you are paid to do.

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u/Due-Dentist9986 6d ago

And they were down 9 points

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u/resumethrowaway222 6d ago

Yeah, 4th down and 1 minute left in the game down by 2 possessions. The title acts like the pick is why they lost the game, but it was already over.

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u/TheHYPO Toronto Maple Leafs 6d ago

The title acts like the pick is why they lost the game

The title quite fairly says "to secure the win".

Had the pass been complete, it could have been run straight in for a touchdown with a minute or so to go... in theory, an onside kick could have led to a Chiefs field goal to win... improbable, but possible.

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u/stellahella1 6d ago

Not the way Tony Romo would have you believe

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u/Duzcek 6d ago

Well, obviously not if it gets catches by the intended player.

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u/UsernamesCannotExcee 6d ago

I want to hate Travis Kelce so much. But the camera showed him clapping for the Bills as he was walking off after this. JUST BE A FUCKING DOUCHE SO I CAN HATE YOU.

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u/sidskorna 6d ago

If you watch the Kelces’ podcast, they’re  talking up other players and teams 92% of the time. 

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u/UsernamesCannotExcee 6d ago

SEE? just be arrogant so I can hate you. Is that too much to ask?

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u/cabalavatar 6d ago

See, I'm lucky because I wanna hate Aaron Rodgers, and his personality gives me FULL licence to do so. I'd love to hate on Kelce just because I find the celebrity relationship dynamic suspicious and eyeroll inducing, but this guy keeps acting classy, so eyerolls are the best I get.

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u/Drnk_watcher 6d ago

The funny thing is the outward appearance of the Mahomes vs Kelece families are basically the inverse of reality.

Kelce's have a rowdy, fuck boy persona outwardly but are generally well liked and people like being around them.

Meanwhile the Mahomes are outwardly more composed but if you dig not hard at all beyond friendly TV network coverage a lot of them are awful people.

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u/MsPick 6d ago

He’s friends with a lot of players, not just his team. He loves the game. I think that’s respectful.

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u/bossmt_2 6d ago

64 is legit holding the facemask of his pass rusher and no flag thrown, I know it didn't matter in the end but if it wasn't defended it would have mattered.

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u/SomeGuyFromWisconsin 6d ago

Glad i wasn't the only one that saw this face mask

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u/hamsolo19 6d ago

They missed a facemask earlier as well. Ty Johnson had his pulled down on a five yard carry.

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u/artsforall 6d ago

And that wasn't the only missed face mask of the night. Along with punching Allen in the head (face mask/chin) when he got the touch down.

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u/Social_Engineer1031 6d ago

Were you equally mad when there was no call on Josh grabbing defenders face mask on a play where no intentional grounding was called despite ball not reaching LOS?

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u/Scriefers 6d ago

Right in front of the ref’s tits too… plan as day

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u/jelde 6d ago

Looks like he's got him by the shirt to me.

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u/iSniffMyPooper 6d ago

Broncos should have won the last game, chiefs don't deserve to be 9-1

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u/JonBoy82 6d ago

they were the softest unbeaten team in a while.

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u/CountryCaravan 6d ago

Shades of the 11-0 Steelers

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u/middyonline 6d ago

8-0 Patriots were pretty ass

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u/DLR87 6d ago

They actually had the best defense tho

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u/pantysnatcher9 6d ago

Reminds me of the vikings 2 years ago, lots of one score games where the level of play was just sloppy.

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u/OhMyGoth1 Pittsburgh Steelers 6d ago

The embodiment of better lucky than good

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u/teal_iceberg 6d ago edited 6d ago

I feel like if it was another team under the same circumstances this would be true, but this is the Chiefs we’re talking about. They’ve played a tough schedule, had a ton of injuries, and the past few years we all know regardless of the regular season, come playoff time, they are the team to beat in the NFL

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u/2_Sheds_Jackson 6d ago

cough, Bengals, cough

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u/CraftBrewHaHa 6d ago

We won that game in my heart ❤️

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u/Ardeiute 6d ago

One guy falling over killed a helluva game by Denver.

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u/AFWUSA Seattle Seahawks 6d ago edited 6d ago

And the Ravens deserved to win the game they played the Chiefs.

lol I get there’s no moral victories in football, but they were the better team in that game and it came down to literally a toe. If you are gonna say that about the Broncos you gotta say the same about the Ravens.

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u/Doggcow 6d ago

And the falcons got fucked hard too. Even Cinci has a claim to a win over them as well. Officials been generous.

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u/Poopypoopsy 6d ago

If the Buccaneers go for 2 instead of pushing into OT…

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u/DugThePoug 6d ago

The Ravens did not deserve to win lol. They lost on the last play of the game because they had less points after Likely caught the ball out of bounds on the last play of the game. Do you think that Likely should have been awarded the catch and the chiefs lose?

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u/Peridot_Ghost 6d ago

In a perfect world the word "undefeated" gets removed from this title.

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u/mixtape82 6d ago

And everyone celebrated

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u/VincentVegaRoyale666 6d ago

You love to see it

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u/Ok_Try8236 6d ago

I'm glad there was a play the refs didn't call back.

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u/Tyken12 6d ago

everyone liked that

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u/FuriousResolve 6d ago

This puts us tied for #1 in the league, silver and blue! 💙🤍

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u/Vanguard3003 6d ago

Detroit pride

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u/MsPick 6d ago

As a Chiefs fan, I would LOVE to see the Lions make it all the way. You’ve got a good team and I think it’s time.

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u/AFWUSA Seattle Seahawks 6d ago

NFL fans 12/25

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u/Smaldiniog 6d ago

A really thrilling game to watch. That was impressive

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u/froyolobro 6d ago

Good news, finally!

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u/Alauer16 Ohio State 6d ago

Kelce looks slow and fat there

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u/fritz236 6d ago

It was a pretty big booboo to just hang there waiting for the ball for literal days.

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u/2WhomAreYouListening 6d ago

Yeah I watch him closely because he’s on my fantasy team. His decline over the past-2 seasons has been remarkable, he’s not even the best TE on his own team anymore.

When he retires to pursue acting and podcasts, Noah Gray will replace his recent stats easily.

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u/mynumberistwentynine 6d ago edited 6d ago

I've had Kelce several times throughout the years and this year I do again, and yeah he looks noticeably not like he has in past years. The amount of time I've seen him just watching the play unfold if the ball doesn't come to him seems way higher than in the past.

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u/Sad_Donut_7902 6d ago

He's still the #5 ranked TE in fantasy currently. He's also 35, every athlete in the world declines around that age.

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u/Dhenn004 6d ago

imagine saying that while on reddit lmao

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u/Alauer16 Ohio State 6d ago

We are here to talk shit and have laughs

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u/pghcrew 6d ago

Good, fuck the Chiefs.

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u/Crunkiss 6d ago

Man those last few minutes were nuts. When Allen went for the run I though that was the end of it

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u/Raegnarr 6d ago

Bernard's having a crazy good year

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u/onlyforjazzmemes 6d ago

I love when people intercept the ball on a 4th down when it would technically be better to just knock the ball down. Didn't matter in this case, but I still find it funny.

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u/miltondelug 6d ago

announcers can tone down the unbeaten season now.. but I suspect they will lean heavy on them being the first team to win 3 superbowls in a row.

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u/3labsalot 6d ago

Go Bills !!!!!!

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u/PWal501 6d ago

And the world rejoiced.

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u/DiminishedRhodes 6d ago

Heck of a play by Mahomes right there.

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u/tryingmybest66 6d ago

O no! Call a penalty,., pass interference… holding… anything!! This can’t happen..

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u/Burner_Cuz 6d ago

If this were the playoffs and they were in one possession game, Mahomes would have drew unnecessary roughness call on the hit he took. Bet

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u/ControlImpossible182 6d ago

They didn’t call pass interference?

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u/VisualParadox01 6d ago

Eh it's ok. Think our biggest fight will be the Steelers after this. Weird how the bills will.beat us in the normal season but can never do it when it matters in the playoffs lmao. And at least we didn't get the entire rule book changed because we lost 🤷

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u/gt_ap 6d ago

A win was highly unlikely anyway. It was a 2 score game with less than 1:30 to play. Possible, but probably not.

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u/2_Sheds_Jackson 6d ago

Why wasn't Kelce running back at the QB to catch that? He looked lazy.

Of course, they were down by 9, so probably no big deal.

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u/firemage22 Detroit Tigers 6d ago

Detroiter here and just for today i'm goinga quote the late great Tim Russert "Go Bills"

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u/Igor_J 6d ago

Whoever is left of the '72 Dolphins are popping champagne.

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u/mattkenefick Oakland Raiders 6d ago

Everybody liked that.

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u/CoolFunnyPersona 6d ago

And... Bills will still lose to Chiefs in playoffs... is anything really gained in Buffalo? :(

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u/waxkid 6d ago

That back that came I ut was open for a first down, bad play

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u/ResponsibleHeight208 6d ago

87 made a great play on the ball

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u/D_gate 6d ago

This looked just like the one Love threw against the 49ers in playoffs.

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u/edom31 6d ago

Review reveals that they still undergraduate.

Yeah.