Doric SamSeptember 23, 2024
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The Kansas City Chiefs stayed unbeaten with a 22-17 win over the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday Night Football, however the hot subject after the video game as soon as again focused around a questionable choice by the authorities.
In the 4th quarter, Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins tossed a pass to completion zone on 4th down planned for tight end Kyle Pitts. It appeared like Chiefs security Bryan Cook reached Pitts before the ball arrived, however the referees didn’t call protective pass disturbance.
DraftKings @DraftKings
Should this have been ruled pass disturbance? < a href="https://t.co/OSFEEttOXK">> pic.twitter.com/OSFEEttOXK
Kansas City went three-and-out on the occurring drive, offering Atlanta one last possibility at taking the win. The Chiefs defense shut the door on 4th down to send out the Falcons fans home dissatisfied from Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
This marks the 2nd straight week that the Chiefs took advantage of the authorities, as a protective pass disturbance charge assisted move them into position for a game-winning basket in their Week 2 triumph over the Cincinnati Bengals.
Fans are beginning to burn out of the protecting back-to-back Super Bowl champs appearing to be assisted by the referees, and they required to social networks to voice their annoyance:
Jared Fleming @flimflam15
Bengals CB plays the ball and gets required PI. Chiefs dedicate book PI (head turned, early contact, not playing the ball) no flag … << a href="https://t.co/vmlDdMehSN">> pic.twitter.com/vmlDdMehSN
Heath Cummings @heathcummingssr
Ought to have been PI on Cook on the Pitts target
Air Raid|Buffalo @TheBillsGuys
Recently I mentioned that if the functions were reversed the refs never ever would have tossed the DPI flag for the << a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">> #Chiefs< that they did on the << a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Bengals?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">> #Bengals< although it was a clear charge. << br><> < br>> That non-call on Bryan Cook shows my point
Matt Verderame @MattVerderame
I’m sure this stuns Twitter, however the Chiefs got away with one. Bryan Cook ought to have been flagged for DPI.
Isaiah Jordan @IsaiahJordan05
< a href="https://twitter.com/NFL?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">> @NFL< no PI!? C'mon now. Y' all are enabled to call flags on the Chiefs. outrageous. << a href="https://t.co/uJ8kXRb9sa">> pic.twitter.com/uJ8kXRb9sa
Rebecca Grant @rebeccagrants
Chiefs consistently triggering PI without any get in touch with them. << a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/NFL?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">> #NFL< taking control of and it's unsightly to view.
Will Petersen @PetersenWill
Each and every single week the Chiefs get an outrageous call that goes their method. That’s plainly PI on third-down and no flag. Trash. << a href="https://twitter.com/NFL?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">> @NFL<
The Chiefs have actually been the beloveds of the NFL given that Patrick Mahomes took control of as their beginning quarterback and sparked their current run of success.
Sunday’s video game supplied another example of a call working in Kansas City’s favor.
Still, a win is a win, and the Chiefs will seek to continue their early-season momentum when they chase their 4th straight success next week versus the Los Angeles Chargers.
