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NFL 2024 | Championship Day
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) and Jamie (@Vault Dweller) are here to celebrate rare back-to-back victories for Manchester United! They analyse the late win in the Europa League vs. Rangers and then try and find things to analyse in a pretty dour game vs. Fulham. They also chat about the latest Marcus Rashford news, and look at the latest transfer news.
Divisional Round
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#17 on the Texans. What a dipshit
Wow that is such an awful throw by Mahomes. Maybe the worst throw I've seen all season.
Just awful, awful stuff that. YIKES
Just awful, awful stuff that. YIKES
Stroud has been surgical on this drive.
Ref couldn't wait to bail out another Mahomes misfire on 3th down there.
And it begins.Refs fecking love the Chiefs
Mahomes dives and looks at the ref mid air. He knew what was coming
There it is. Never ends. The calls for KC.
Wow, great catch by Worthy. Then an amazing one-hand tackle by Anderson.
As for the penalty, defensive players know anytime the crown is tipped down they run the chance of getting a roughing/targeting call.
As for the penalty, defensive players know anytime the crown is tipped down they run the chance of getting a roughing/targeting call.
Mahomes throws the ball when the pass rusher is a foot away from him and charging him down with full momentum. Is the guy supposed to just cease to exist at that point or it's a penalty?
This Houston pass rush is ridiculous.
Refbotage against the Texans commenced already I see.
Cagey but decent game so far.
'Mahomes knows how to act'
I think Texans must start getting 7s up on the board quickly. KC no doubt will shake the rust eventually.
Yep.
I remember a Deshaun Watson playoff game when they started off something like 21-0 including a punt return TD, I believe, and the Chiefs were still ahead by HT.
Dang.
From 24-0 to 24-28 at half, ending at 31-51. One of the weirdest playoff games ever.
Here's the recap with boxscore for that game. I had forgotten until brought up this week on varying shows in the ESPN circuit.
https://www.espn.com/nfl/game/_/gameId/401131043/texans-chiefs
https://www.espn.com/nfl/game/_/gameId/401131043/texans-chiefs
Big plays for the chiefs now. The Hollywood Brown one was so close to sticking
Watching the Chiefs always feels so inevitable. As much as I hate it, I can’t help but respect it.
Chiefs have a ton of work to do. Offense not looking good, and Texans defense can capitalize.
@P-Ro , doing okay?
@P-Ro , doing okay?
Nah, Texans are lacking the cutting edge to hurt them and the Chiefs will pull away in the next quarter
Nah , without defense chiefs will struggle and texans moving to ball nicely so far.
These flags, killing the Texans here.
Yawn. That was a first down.
10:30 drive, incredible
Brilliant drive from the Texans there. Chiefs seems unable to stop the run.
Oh FFS, missed the extra point
Oh FFS, missed the extra point
Get in! One heck of a drive. Over 10 minutes too. Almost perfect.
Oh my word, he missed it.
Texans just must get a stop here. Must. And if it were a perfect Q, they’d again take a slow and laborious drive down the field into the 4th.
that flag
feck off
Bullshit.
Jesus fecking Christ.
These flags are pathetic. Absolutely a joke.
The commentators reactions on that flag says it all.
Such a joke.
The penalty disparity in this game