I think deep down, both of them blame Toney, but you don't shame a team-mate publicly no matter how much he fucked up. They were pissed because that sensational play was disallowed. My nephew is visiting from NYC, (he's a Giants fan) and he said Toney was nothing but problems for the Giants and that's why they got rid of him. Three years in the league and you line up offsides? What an asshole!

Id be more surprised if the Chiefs were not irrational about it.

They probably still have PTSD from Dee Ford's offsides fucking them out of the AFC Championship against NE.

The guy was clearly offsides, but I wonder what percentage of the time this is called? Maybe the best solution is just to stop the play when an offensive player is offsides to avoid a big play being taken away.

I doubt him having his toes over the line got him any advantage, but rules are rules!

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In that case, I wouldn't be surprised either way ...... I'm not surprised that they complained about it, but I also wouldn't be surprised if they were smart enough not to call attention to the fact that they did something so foolish and bone-headed TWICE in critical situations in games that were in the waning moments the 4th quarter.

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Also ...... as good as the Bengals looked against the Colts 2 weeks ago, they looked as bad against the Steelers today.

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