The other thing I blame for why people were crying and moaning and blaming the officials for what happened in the Buffalo, Kansas City game, is this.

Take a listen.

How did you see it, Gene?

I felt like he gained it by about a third of the football, Jim.

That was just my take on the play.

Tough, tough play.

I agree.

Now, Gene and Jim are doing nothing wrong.

They're giving their opinion.

So I'm not mad at them.

But I think sometimes when you hear the rules analyst and the broadcaster and Tony Romo said it

too, all telling you something, your then brain says, well, there must be a conspiracy.

Right.

And I think that, well, again, they did nothing wrong.

Like, Jim Nance should give his opinion.

Gene Starrator, absolutely.

But I think that lathered the people up even more.

Yeah, because, I mean, you listen and you trust what the commentators on a game are saying because, one, their experience, but also they have the bird's eye view and have all the replays that you may or may not see on the television version.

You certainly don't see it when you're at the game.

And so you trust them.

And are they right?

Who knows?

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