This new narrative that's arrived within the last page is big oof
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You’re going to need to be specific.
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Trying to blame lack of production on the refs is pathetic.
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Can't see that our DL gets held. Has anyone denied they do? Every player gets held and every fan thinks their players get held more than any other.

Look at this shit

NFL officials will never call a penalty against anyone trying to block Myles Garrett. @NFLOfficiating pic.twitter.com/n89SCezuIK

— Mike In A Gym (@MikeBCSN) December 6, 2020

You think Browns fans aren't saying Myles Garrett would be on the verge of breaking the sack record if he wasn't held on every single play?
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I’m not blaming his lack of production solely on the refs. I’ve already said multiple times that Clark needs to be better.

But anybody that can’t see the multiple holds throughout the game every single week isn’t paying attention.
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Steelers, Browns and Rams fans say the same about TJ Watt, Myles Garrett and Aaron Donald. Those guys still produce because they’re great pass rushers. Frank Clark is not a great pass rusher.
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I tend to look at it as how we’re being officiated. It’s not consistent for us. If that were us and Mahomes threw a 50 yard TD to Tyreek, that’s getting called 9 time out of 10.
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Yeah the league really hates mahomes :-):-)
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:-)

Where did I say the league hates Mahomes?

The Chiefs have had multiple TD’s called back for holds far less egregious than that. Again, you’re denying the facts to be the contrarian bundle of sticks that you are.
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What part of "holding calls are extremely inconsistent" didn't you understand?
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I totally understand that it’s inconsistent. I’m just calling it like I see it. I’m not saying there’s a conspiracy to fuck the Chiefs, but we’ve had awful luck and usually get the shit end of the stick when they finally decide to call it and when they allow it to blatantly happen over and over again.

If it’s that inconsistent, somebody is going to get fucked more than others.

Although it does seem awfully convenient that it’s kept us from pulling away in two games this season specifically, I’m not going to assume it’s malicious.
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Can't remember the play, but there was one part of the game when I watched Clark attempt a spin to the inside to get around Bolles. It was slow and one of the most pathetic things I watched all night.

I know he didn't look like that in Seattle. In Seattle his swims and dips were pretty well developed. He had nice tool box of pass rush maneuvers to draw from.

Maybe he's using them? Maybe he's not. I haven't been paying very close attention except for a few plays here and there, so when I do notice something from Clark, it's usually him attempting to speed around the tackle and bend to the QB. That's been mostly ineffective this year.

He should be able to figure his Crohn's shit out. Maybe it's affecting his diet and training, but if that's the case, figure that crap out pronto.
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I mentioned this the other day but it's worth repeating.

If he has Crohn's disease or UC (not saying he does but IF he does), the most common treatments available are biologic agents.

I'm sure Hamas can fill in the gaps but the bottom line is that these meds have significant side effects and can be especially hard on the immune system.
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Well shit.
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Yeah something has to be wrong physically. He looks nothing like he did in Seattle
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