11-08-2024, 11:04 AM
I would say not only Joe needs to speak up but Zac needs to say "screw the fine" and say something.
Th current day Chief whiner is Mahomes and he gets the calls...every time
https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/joe-burrow-needs-to-emulate-tom-brady-in-one-specific-way
After Sunday’s win over the Raiders, much time was devoted to the presence of a sideline scowl on the face of Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. After Thursday night’s loss to the Ravens, and specifically while picking through the aftermath of the game on Friday’s PFT Live with Rodney Harrison, a light flickered regarding another way that Burrow needs to begin expressing his displeasure.
Put simply, Burrow needs to be more of a butthole when calls don’t go his way.
Many criticized Tom Brady for incessant whining and complaining and ultimately politicking for calls. But guess what? It worked. By wearing out the officials for failing to throw flags for fouls committed against him, they knew — even if at a subconscious level — that there would be a cost for not taking care of #Tommy.
Burrow, in contrast, is cool. Calm. Collected. He doesn’t confront the officials after bad calls. That makes it hard for him to get good calls.
It came to a head last night when he was clearly struck forcibly in the head on the fateful two-point conversion attempt. Burrow didn’t say boo about it. He never does. And that might be why he doesn’t get calls.
Th current day Chief whiner is Mahomes and he gets the calls...every time
https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/joe-burrow-needs-to-emulate-tom-brady-in-one-specific-way
After Sunday’s win over the Raiders, much time was devoted to the presence of a sideline scowl on the face of Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. After Thursday night’s loss to the Ravens, and specifically while picking through the aftermath of the game on Friday’s PFT Live with Rodney Harrison, a light flickered regarding another way that Burrow needs to begin expressing his displeasure.
Put simply, Burrow needs to be more of a butthole when calls don’t go his way.
Many criticized Tom Brady for incessant whining and complaining and ultimately politicking for calls. But guess what? It worked. By wearing out the officials for failing to throw flags for fouls committed against him, they knew — even if at a subconscious level — that there would be a cost for not taking care of #Tommy.
Burrow, in contrast, is cool. Calm. Collected. He doesn’t confront the officials after bad calls. That makes it hard for him to get good calls.
It came to a head last night when he was clearly struck forcibly in the head on the fateful two-point conversion attempt. Burrow didn’t say boo about it. He never does. And that might be why he doesn’t get calls.
Winning makes believers of us all
