Chiefs ended Ravens season last year but Bmore gotta come back and Shake It Off: Ravens @ Chiefs game thread

[MoshpitMazi]

It’s not JuJu’s spot he should have. It’s 24…

Yup

 

[Chip Skylark]

It’s not JuJu’s spot he should have. It’s 24…

Hahahah did he even touch the field last night

 

[VegetasHairline]

 

[Blessings]

The casuals still wanna blame Lamar

This is exactly what Travis Kelce is elite at

 

[Blessings]

Have they ever made that read/connection before? If not, it's unrealistic for Lamar to think he would run to that spot. Miscommunication or not, him saying he didn't see Flowers is another thing that can be seen as discouraging

WTF are you talking about....Mahomes/Kelce make that same read 95% of the time

 

[GoldenGlove]

WTF are you talking about....Mahomes/Kelce make that same read 95% of the time

I wasn't talking about Pat/Kelce genius

 

[Bryan Danielson]

 

[8WON6]

There was a play the Chiefs DC Spagnuolo called for timeout, the refs granted it but only the HC can call timeout from the sidelines.

Helped KC escape a potential blown D, even the ref apologized to Bmore.

Who can call a timeout in the NFL, explained

Late in the first half it looked like Kansas City DC Steve Spagnuolo called a timeout. Can he?

www.sbnation.com

Section 5, Article 1, titled “Charged Team Timeouts,” outlines who can call a timeout, and reads as follows:

The Referee shall suspend play while the ball is dead and declare a charged team timeout upon the request for a timeout by the head coach or any player (not a substitute) to any official. If an assistant coach signals for a timeout and it is inadvertently granted, the timeout will stand.

Under Rule 5, Article 1, only head coaches and players in the game can call a timeout. Assistant coaches — like Spagnuolo — cannot. However, if an assistant coach calls for a timeout and an official, hearing that call, grants the timeout “inadvertently,” then the timeout will stand.

The timeout might have worked for Kansas City, as the Ravens’ next play was an incompletion, and Baltimore was forced to settle for a field goal before halftime as the Chiefs took a 13-10 lead to the locker room. Kansas City won by a final score of 27-20.

Now, it is important to note that according to some reporters at the game, Reid was also signaling for a timeout, and that was granted. Spagnuolo only raced down to get the attention of a separate referee when he believed that the timeout Reid had requested had not been granted. Sam McDowell, who covers the Chiefs for the Kansas City Star, offered this view on Thursday night:

This video doesn't provide the full context. Andy Reid called timeout first. The judge at the back pylon noticed Reid, and gave it to him.

Spags didn't spot that, and because the near ref had not seen Reid's TO, Spags raced in, as seen here. But timeout had already been granted x.com
— Sam McDowell (@SamMcDowell11) September 6, 2024​

Blame NBC and the commentary team for misleading people.

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[VegetasHairline]

 

[kdslittlebro]

The Juju pass was also high.

Juju coulda caught that one tho. Not the best pass but he caught it weak af with his hand orientation

 

[kdslittlebro]

When Hollywood gets back the offense is gonna be freaking scary as hell.

We have our legit WR1 with Rice.

Worthy is gonna scare every DC.

Justyn Ross wouldn’t have dropped that pass Juju dropped lol I’m just saying

I honestly forgot about Kelce for the first time in a long time. That’s a scary sign for every team we face. How are they going to stop us? They won’t lol

We are so back

 

[CM_Burns]

Refs were openly cheating last night, would've been nice to see the game without it

 

[RubioTheCruel]

Harbaugh coached that 4th quarter like he was up 10 not down 10

 

[mr heyzel]

Pat Mahomes reigns supreme #baltimore #nfl #baltimoreravens #chiefs #chiefskingdom nfledits

 

[Reptile]

they lost by a toe IN ARROWHEAD

And they lost by a whole touchdown IN Baltimore. That "close" shyt dont matter when they keep losing to them nikka.