So after each team gets a possession, you want each team to continue getting a possession if the score stays tied?
NFL: ***2022 NFL Season Thread***
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The problem isn't how often a team wins the coin flip and wins the game, it's that the rules are written to allow it to happen at all.
I'm a huge Chiefs fan but Allen is one of my favorite players right now....just so fun to watch and so good. In my opinion, that game last night WAS the Super Bowl. Don't think anything can top that game the rest of the way.
And my goodness, the AFC vs NFC in terms of quarterbacks is a new era. Brady, Rodgers, Brees, etc all heading or have headed out to pasture soon. Now AFC is STACKED for a decade...Mahomes...Allen...Burrow...Herbert...Jackson. Oof.
Interesting note, Chiefs proposed for a rule change after they lost to the Pats in OT back in 2019. I guess it was voted on by team owners and refused.
Do you have a problem that KC got 10 possessions during regulation time and Buffalo only got 9?
No because they each had the same amount of time, 60 minutes, to do everything they could to win. Then in overtime the clock doesn't matter anymore because KC scored first.
NFL Rejects Ravens’ Overtime Rule Proposals, Approves Improved Referee Communication
The league approved the Ravens’ recommendation to expand communication between the replay booth and officials.
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The winner of the overtime coin toss would have chosen where to spot the ball to start overtime. The loser of the coin toss would have chosen whether to take possession at the designated spot or defer to play defense. Overtime would last 10 minutes, and the first team to score would win.
Sorry you played 8 seconds of bad d. You didn't want it enough.
He has the ability to really take a game over...that's why I included him. And I honestly should have added Mayfield as well.
Being a fan of an AFC team for the last 2 decades and the next one suck. Brady or Manning or Roethlisberger were in every AFC championship between 2004 and 2019. And now it will be 12 consecutive years of either Mahomes or Allen.
Pain.
I do agree that Jackson can take a games over. He has a style that won't fit long term in the NFL with all the running he does. You can say that about Mahomes and Allen, too. Eventually they will need to learn to be pocket QBs. The defenses are too good now and they will destroy a running QB.
I didn't realize Diggs actually laid the guy out.
I realize it's potentially a player safety issue but if you're stupid enough to run out there, it should be open season on your dumb ass.
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I realize it's potentially a player safety issue but if you're stupid enough to run out there, it should be open season on your dumb ass.
Stefon Diggs tackled the fan who ran onto the field during excellent Bills-Chiefs game
Stefon Diggs channeled his brother Trevon when making this tackle.
Running QBs tend to be injured just as frequently (if not less than!) non-mobile QBs
- Peyton Brees Group (ran on less than 4% of the plays on which they were involved)
- Ben Brady Group (4.0 – 5.5%)
- Baker Cousins Group (5.5 – 7.5%)
- Aaron Mahomes Group (7.5 – 9.0%)
- Dak Trubisky Group (9.0 – 12.0%)
- Lamar Vick Group (12.0+%)
