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From now on if the game goes to OT both teams head home and the remainder of the game is played by the Lions (home) and the Bears (away).
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fartknocker posted:What if it gives more power to punters? My dumbass idea that will never happen to eliminate coin tosses is punters get a free kick from the 20, call their shot on where the ball ends up (must travel at least 30 yards to avoid shenanigans), and whoever is closer wins. Kicks happen at the same time, visiting team gets to choose which hash they punt from. Make punting fun again!
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fartknocker posted:What if it gives more power to punters? We had the worst punter in the NFL this season.
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Tim Whatley posted:Instead of a coin flip, OT should be decided by each O Line coming out and having to eat a 6 foot sub the quickest as a team. It lets the defense rest and gives the big boys a nice treat. Who says no  "Patrick. I'd like to be alone with the sandwich."
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latinotwink1997 posted:Here’s a wild one: for OT, each team gets one offensive play before official OT starts. The team with the greatest gain of yards gets the ball to start for OT. Extenuating rules for scoring, picks, etc. This is probably overly complicated though but it sounds fun. Sounds perfect. Uhhh...coin flip to decide who goes first?
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Jan 26, 2022 04:56
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Someone brought up a bidding system. You bid where you start the drive from, furthest distance wins the ball. Overtime rules otherwise unchanged.
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Jan 26, 2022 05:02
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Why is everyone making up these complicated rules? Just play extra quarters until it's no longer tied. At least for the playoffs, gimmicky rules can stay for the regular season.
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Barudak posted:Someone brought up a bidding system. You bid where you start the drive from, furthest distance wins the ball. Overtime rules otherwise unchanged. So, a BattleTech batchall? I can get behind that.
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Quiet Feet posted:From now on if the game goes to OT both teams head home and the remainder of the game is played by the Lions (home) and the Bears (away). OT is decided by a turducken eating contest held between the groups of linemen. Any team that won a Thanksgiving Day game is credited one turducken. Most turduckens devoured wins.
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Jan 26, 2022 05:39
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The ideal method for comparing two football teams has already been devised, and it's called football. No OT in the regular season, full 15 minute quarters until there is a winner in the playoffs.
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HappyHippo posted:Why is everyone making up these complicated rules? Just play extra quarters until it's no longer tied. At least for the playoffs, gimmicky rules can stay for the regular season.
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Jan 26, 2022 06:21
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If they'd implemented MULTIBALL none of this would have happened.
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Imo a team that gives up two tuddies in lile 45 seconds of game time doesn't get to bitch about overtime rules.
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Timby posted:So, a BattleTech batchall? I can get behind that. I am Offensive Team Captain Josh Allen of Clan Blue Buffalo. What forces defend this stadium from my mighty horns?
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Eifert Posting posted:Imo a team that gives up two tuddies in lile 45 seconds of game time doesn't get to bitch about overtime rules. Yea, the Chiefs aren’t complaining
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kiimo posted:I was champing at the bit to say this literally or figuratively?
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SilvergunSuperman posted:Sounds perfect. Simultaneous plays from their own 25s. 22 men each on the field; allocate them however they'd like.
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overtime rules should be changed but lol 13 seconds chiefs came back with 13 seconds and won i get that bills fans are upset but lol
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FizFashizzle posted:Brady’s entire career has been coasting through trash divisions while the other teams are dead by the time they get to the playoffs. That's actually the Packers, except in the end they never win poo poo. The NFC North is a big collection of stiffs The Packers are the real version of what everyone always said the Patriots were
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Turdfuzz posted:overtime rules should be changed but lol 
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SilvergunSuperman posted:Sounds perfect. They can do it simultaneously!
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OT ideas to make no one but players and networks happy - Regular season has no OT. Games end in ties. Ties are fine, extra games means that you've already lost the perfect symmetry of 8-8 anyway. - Postseason games that are tied at end of regulation go to time of possession. It creates extra drama on final drives, induces more 2pt attempts, and is completely within normal football rules. Old school football dinosaurs would love it, networks would love it because games end on time, players would love it because they play fewer plays per game. Fans would probably hate it idk.
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Penisaurus Sex posted:- Postseason games that are tied at end of regulation go to time of possession. It creates extra drama on final drives, induces more 2pt attempts, and is completely within normal football rules. Old school football dinosaurs would love it, networks would love it because games end on time, players would love it because they play fewer plays per game. Defensive players might like it but offensive players welcome overtime as an opportunity to stack more statistics I like the no overtime during the regular season rule but I don't like the time of possession idea. Too dependent on style of football, essentially penalizes a team for explosive plays which is wrong. The correct answer as many have said is just to have a full quarter of overtime. It's unlikely to still be a tie after that but if it is, THEN they can go sudden death.
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Extra quarters forever until the heat death of the universe.
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Honestly, we should just get it over with and turn all of football into one of those weird endless games from 17776.
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The captains meet at midfield and play a game of Madden 96 on a 9 inch CRT to decide the winner
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wyoak posted:The captains meet at midfield and play a game of Madden 96 on a 9 inch CRT to decide the winner  fartknocker posted:Old people like me complain they aren’t playing Tecmo like God intended.
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Jan 27, 2022 22:10
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Allow the running backs to drive golf carts on the field in OT
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put tennis nets up every 10 yards in overtime, IMO.
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Turn the field into an American-gladiatorsequse obstacle course
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Overtime is decided with a live critique of dramatic movies a'la Siskel & Ebert thumbs up/thumbs down. Fans vote if they make a compelling argument for/against this criticism. Maybe it's because I'm watching Marriage Story right now but I wanna see Mahomes debate Burrow on the acting chops of Adam Driver vs. Scarlett Johansson.
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Man I just rewatched Under the Skin, that movie owns so hard because not only is it great you also get to eyehump crazy sexy frequently-naked ScarJo for 90m
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AFCCG is a dissertation on Scarlett Johansson's acting career. NFCCG is a breakdown of Michael Bay's Transformers films.
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The Handmaiden, 2016 Korean film, is as good as last week’s football weekend. It is not safe for work tho.
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kim tae-ri is as good as winning 2 playoff games
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Fire Safety Doug posted:I think there’s a risk that guaranteeing possessions for both sides might make teams less aggressive in regulation, a bit like tournament soccer where teams will often start avoiding risks when overtime looms. I'm a fan of "no overtime; if there's a tie, the last team that scored wins" for this very reason.
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Play PIG (like horse but shorter) with the FG kickers. Gould nails one from 45 yards all the way on the 49ers sideline to give Mason Crosby his G and end the game.
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The Little Kielbasa posted:I'm a fan of "no overtime; if there's a tie, the last team that scored wins" for this very reason. But then teams would never go for two to win the game so that’s a big no from me (It’d also mean more conservative play calling from offenses, kinda like old OT rules) I might accept last team to score loses because it’d lead to weird endings wyoak fucked around with this message at 02:09 on Jan 30, 2022 |
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