That NFL died in the 80s.
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when the defender was in front of kelce, that's when he wasn't holding him :-)
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Good Lord. How do you not call that?
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Let’s bring in our rules expert to tell us why this isn’t a hold.
/NFL and Broadcast collusion
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Kelce has got to get off that defender LOS was 6 yard line defender has 5 yards. He mauled him then released at the 1 yardline. It was close could have gone either way. Home team usually gets that no call.
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The defender can make contact within 5 yards but cannot hold. This is clearly a hold.
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Sir, that looks like a bear hug. In NE in the redzone bear hugs are legal for 4.3 seconds. That was close but was a good no call.
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Jeff Triplette: "Well, you look at it, and the Patriot has stopped Kelce's forward progress, so therefore at that point I don't blow the whistle to allow the play to develop."
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KC is a soft football team.
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tell that to the Jags - who we curb-stomped on both sides of the ball.

You know, the same jags team who curb-stomped the pats.

GTFO
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Why would we need to do that, when our teams just played a head to head game against one another?

Also, the Jags suck dick on the road, as the Cowboys showed to everyone.
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So soft you had one second left to win with a field goal.

Way to punch in the TD!

You're not very good at this.
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You can make contact within 5 yards...you can't hold anywhere.
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I wonder when this fanbase will understamd the fact that what one team did against another dosent matter at all. Its completely irrelevant.
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How many times have I said that NFL officials call everything they see, but only see what they want?

Sheeesh!
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