Some observations about Bengals - Chiefs at Arrowhead.

[Mik]

First, Chiefs fans have the biggest tailgate party I ever saw. Literally a couple square miles of party.

Second it was fucking hot. Really fucking hot, both in the lots and the stadium.

I first saw Arrowhead in 1973 driving through. It really hasn’t changed from the outside. Huge place. 76k seats plus.

It is LOUD. Never heard anything like it. I had earplugs in and it was still really loud. Those people are nuts. Interestingly Joe Burrowcsays SEC games are much louder. I can’t imagine.

Now the game. There were several things somewhat irregular. First, Macoherson misses a PAT, then Chase runs after the referee and gets tech foul when he had made the catch for a first down. Penalty drove us out of scoring range and negated the catch. Both of those killed us. THEN, KC commits a hands to the face on a disaster fourth down play that nets them ANOTHER down!!!! You should not be able to profit from a foul. If they had just called the play dead we would have won by taking a couple knees.

[Jolly]

@Mik said in Some observations about Bengals - Chiefs at Arrowhead.:

I can’t imagine.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earthquake_Game

[Mik]

Another 3400 people. That could do it.

[Copper]

But does the stadium bounce like RFK?

Link to video

[Jolly]

Live at the stadium is better than tv....

[LuFins Dad]

@Jolly said in Some observations about Bengals - Chiefs at Arrowhead.:

Live at the stadium is better than tv....

I used to think that. The last couple of games I went to? Not so sure…

There were a few streaming options last year that had the All-22 view. I did enjoy that.

[Jolly]

Never been able to watch one like that. Bet it would be great.

Do they come with a coach's clicker?

[LuFins Dad]

@Jolly said in Some observations about Bengals - Chiefs at Arrowhead.:

Never been able to watch one like that. Bet it would be great.

Do they come with a coach's clicker?

I believe it was Peacock that offered it. NFL + Premium offers it as well, but only on replay, after the game. The Peacock thing came about due to a camera malfunction a few years ago where they could only run the end zone camera, so the whole thing was run in “Madden View”. I really enjoyed it. It really gives you a much better understanding of what’s happening, what the QB is really seeing, where the pressure is coming from, where the soft spots in the zone are, and most of all, how the blocking schemes really work.

Another interesting one is the Advanced Stats and AI view on Amazon. The AI picks up on things and tells… If it detects a tell from a LB that looks like a blitz, it will put a little yellow circle around it. When a WR achieves separation, it starts flashing a light. Very cool, but a bit of sensory overload last year. It would be great for replays…

[jon-nyc]

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[Mik]

On the 4th down pass interference play? TWO Chiefs were holding Bengal defender. No call.