[Old School Hound]

I haven't watched an entire non-Bengals NFL game in several years. I have become thoroughly convinced that league officials influence games at crucial moments, mostly through non-calls, but also through poor ball placement. Now, whether the league has a rooting interest in certain teams and the reasons why that might be the case, one can only speculate. But reviewing certain key moments in Chiefs' games the past few years certainly adds fuel to this fire. I am not one that is inherently predisposed to conspiracy theories. I think most all of them are hogwash. However, when you see some of this stuff happen over and over and over again, it does begin to make one have a suspicious mind. Many of us are caught in a trap with our suspicious minds. We can't walk out because we love the NFL too much. Well, I've walked out, both me and my suspicious mind.


Here's Jomboy showing how the Bills got screwed in Kansas City yesterday (shocker, I know) by improper ball placement on a key Bills' drive in the fourth quarter. Non-calls are typically the culprit from what I've seen, but I have seen this improper ball placement thing rear it's ugly head again and again. How many found themselves, before the game, kinda expecting some sketchy shenanigans to take place in KC on Sunday ???

Do you agree with my suggestion that league officials attempt to influence games through non-calls at crucial times, as well as improper ball placement on key drives?


Watch a good video breakdown by Jomboy here:

[Old School Hound]

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To watch the above  video click on the underlined "Watch on You Tube."