Just play a full 10-minute quarter of OT in the playoffs. Still tied? Then go to a sudden death 2nd overtime. It might make for an injury risk. But every football play makes for an injury risk.
I would prefer a 15 minute quarter. Some teams can go on a nearly 10 minute drive.
i wonder what is the longest time of possession drive in NFL history
2000 NFC Championship, Jason Sehorn intercepted a pass from Daunte Culpeper with 13:06 remaining in the game. Up 41-0, the Giants held onto the ball until the end, gaining only 54 yards in the process. Official TOP of the offensive drive was 12:53.
Just play a full 10-minute quarter of OT in the playoffs. Still tied? Then go to a sudden death 2nd overtime. It might make for an injury risk. But every football play makes for an injury risk.
I would prefer a 15 minute quarter. Some teams can go on a nearly 10 minute drive.
i wonder what is the longest time of possession drive in NFL history
I would prefer that too but now that they've changed the overtime to 10 minutes in the regular seasons, we may be stuck with it.
And how much did the Chiefs front office pay the person to shine a laser pointer in TB’s face?
Every team has these sort of moronic fans. Even yours. Some Patriots fan pulled the fire alarm at the Steelers hotel at like 3am on the day of the 2016 AFC Championship...forcing everybody out of the hotel into the cold.
The worst of all is that idiot making the whistling sound during the Saints/Rams game. My friend works for the Saints and I jokingly texted him during the game and asked him to go into the crowd and kill the whistling guy. He texted back, "Dude..he's right fucking behind me." I didn't have a cheering interest in the game so I started cheering the Rams to just because of that whistling guy.
Just play a full 10-minute quarter of OT in the playoffs. Still tied? Then go to a sudden death 2nd overtime. It might make for an injury risk. But every football play makes for an injury risk.
I would prefer a 15 minute quarter. Some teams can go on a nearly 10 minute drive.
i wonder what is the longest time of possession drive in NFL history
I would prefer that too but now that they've changed the overtime to 10 minutes in the regular seasons, we may be stuck with it.
Just do overtime similar to college. Each team starts on the 25 yard line. have 4 downs to get 10 yards or score. Can still kick a field goal. But if you score a TD, you have to go for 2. No extra points. And no timeouts in overtime.
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The Chefs had four quarters to win the game and people seem to be stuck on OT rules. OT is extra time to settle the game... not a whole new game.
Stop the f**king offence. If you're trying to win a game to go to the Superbowl... you have to be tougher on defence than wet tissue paper.
The Pats couldn't win with a FG. If the Chefs had stopped them... they could have won with a FG. They had that advantage. But, they offered little to no resistance- at home no less- and lost the game. Fair and square.
I agree it is not perfect but I think the existing OT rules are fine. Win the game. Score a TD. Stop the O. Get a FG. Stop them from getting a winning TD and hold them to a FG so you get another shot. Big deal. I agree w/Dirty Thirty -- win the game when you have the chance. No bitching after,
(Unless you are Aints and the refs totally job you with a non call on a play that was obvious to anyone watching.)
I agree it is not perfect but I think the existing OT rules are fine. Win the game. Score a TD. Stop the O. Get a FG. Stop them from getting a winning TD and hold them to a FG so you get another shot. Big deal. I agree w/Dirty Thirty -- win the game when you have the chance. No bitching after,
(Unless you are Aints and the refs totally job you with a non call on a play that was obvious to anyone watching.)
That is the travesty from this past weekend. The Saints got screwed. I feel there should be some officials not granted a playoff game for 2-3 years as a result.
Just play a full 10-minute quarter of OT in the playoffs. Still tied? Then go to a sudden death 2nd overtime. It might make for an injury risk. But every football play makes for an injury risk.
I would prefer a 15 minute quarter. Some teams can go on a nearly 10 minute drive.
i wonder what is the longest time of possession drive in NFL history
I would prefer that too but now that they've changed the overtime to 10 minutes in the regular seasons, we may be stuck with it.
Just do overtime similar to college. Each team starts on the 25 yard line. have 4 downs to get 10 yards or score. Can still kick a field goal. But if you score a TD, you have to go for 2. No extra points. And no timeouts in overtime.
I would have no problem with that, other than they should start at midfield, at least make them earn getting in scoring position.
The Chefs had four quarters to win the game and people seem to be stuck on OT rules. OT is extra time to settle the game... not a whole new game.
Stop the f**king offence. If you're trying to win a game to go to the Superbowl... you have to be tougher on defence than wet tissue paper.
The Pats couldn't win with a FG. If the Chefs had stopped them... they could have won with a FG. They had that advantage. But, they offered little to no resistance- at home no less- and lost the game. Fair and square.
Stopping the offence after 4 quarters is just not easily done. I think both teams should possess the ball.
The Chefs had four quarters to win the game and people seem to be stuck on OT rules. OT is extra time to settle the game... not a whole new game.
Stop the f**king offence. If you're trying to win a game to go to the Superbowl... you have to be tougher on defence than wet tissue paper.
The Pats couldn't win with a FG. If the Chefs had stopped them... they could have won with a FG. They had that advantage. But, they offered little to no resistance- at home no less- and lost the game. Fair and square.
Stopping the offence after 4 quarters is just not easily done. I think both teams should possess the ball.
For the Chefs apparently. They also had four quarters to stop them as well. And they possessed the ball multiple times during the four quarters of regulation.
The Chefs won the original coin flip no? Didn't they defer? And then NE goes on a methodical 10 minute drive while the KC offence sat on the sidelines squirming? My point being... a 'coin flip' never cost the Chefs the game.
So if each team scores a td on their 1st possessions in OT , the team that scored 1st gets the ball again. Why is that fair then? The cycle will just continue. It fine the way it is. It's big boy professional football. I equate people that want to change the OT rules to people wanting participation trophies.
Alright, alright, alright!
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It's the playoffs. No harm in giving both offences the ball, then go to sudden or a generic version of college football rules. None of the major pro-north American sports decides games this way.
So if each team scores a td on their 1st possessions in OT , the team that scored 1st gets the ball again. Why is that fair then? The cycle will just continue. It fine the way it is. It's big boy professional football. I equate people that want to change the OT rules to people wanting participation trophies.
We should do the same across all sports. In baseball, if the away team scores in the top half of the inning, game over. Should have pitched better. No more 3 on 3 overtime in hockey, straight shootout. And if the first player scores, game over. Goalie should have stopped the first shot. Same in soccer. Basketball, first team to score off a jump ball wins.
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So if each team scores a td on their 1st possessions in OT , the team that scored 1st gets the ball again. Why is that fair then? The cycle will just continue. It fine the way it is. It's big boy professional football. I equate people that want to change the OT rules to people wanting participation trophies.
We should do the same across all sports. In baseball, if the away team scores in the top half of the inning, game over. Should have pitched better. No more 3 on 3 overtime in hockey, straight shootout. And if the first player scores, game over. Goalie should have stopped the first shot. Same in soccer. Basketball, first team to score off a jump ball wins.
You've tried to make this point before. It's not the same thing.
So if each team scores a td on their 1st possessions in OT , the team that scored 1st gets the ball again. Why is that fair then? The cycle will just continue. It fine the way it is. It's big boy professional football. I equate people that want to change the OT rules to people wanting participation trophies.
We should do the same across all sports. In baseball, if the away team scores in the top half of the inning, game over. Should have pitched better. No more 3 on 3 overtime in hockey, straight shootout. And if the first player scores, game over. Goalie should have stopped the first shot. Same in soccer. Basketball, first team to score off a jump ball wins.
You've tried to make this point before. It's not the same thing.
It actually is the same thing.
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Hockey overtime fucking sucks! It is completely different in the regular season than in the playoffs. No other league does this. 3-on-3 and shootouts are a shitty way to decide games.
So if each team scores a td on their 1st possessions in OT , the team that scored 1st gets the ball again. Why is that fair then? The cycle will just continue. It fine the way it is. It's big boy professional football. I equate people that want to change the OT rules to people wanting participation trophies.
We should do the same across all sports. In baseball, if the away team scores in the top half of the inning, game over. Should have pitched better. No more 3 on 3 overtime in hockey, straight shootout. And if the first player scores, game over. Goalie should have stopped the first shot. Same in soccer. Basketball, first team to score off a jump ball wins.
You've tried to make this point before. It's not the same thing.
It actually is the same thing.
Actually no.
Baseball is a game played in frames (top and bottom halves of innings). There is no running time component to that sport... so no. Playoffs in NHL is sudden death with five skaters vs five skaters... so no. Soccer has always had a shootout format that they are comfortable with... so no. Basketball points are easy to come by. A basket is much easier than a TD or FG (hence the 100+ points for either team every night)... so no.
So if each team scores a td on their 1st possessions in OT , the team that scored 1st gets the ball again. Why is that fair then? The cycle will just continue. It fine the way it is. It's big boy professional football. I equate people that want to change the OT rules to people wanting participation trophies.
We should do the same across all sports. In baseball, if the away team scores in the top half of the inning, game over. Should have pitched better. No more 3 on 3 overtime in hockey, straight shootout. And if the first player scores, game over. Goalie should have stopped the first shot. Same in soccer. Basketball, first team to score off a jump ball wins.
You've tried to make this point before. It's not the same thing.
It actually is the same thing.
Actually no.
Baseball is a game played in frames (top and bottom halves of innings). There is no running time component to that sport... so no. Playoffs in NHL is sudden death with five skaters vs five skaters... so no. Soccer has always had a shootout format that they are comfortable with... so no. Basketball points are easy to come by. A basket is much easier than a TD or FG (hence the 100+ points for either team every night)... so no.
No.
Baseball both teams get a chance to score. If away team scores in the top, home team gets a chance to score as well. Hockey, both teams (99% of them time) get possession of the puck with equal chance to score. Soccer, both teams get possession of the ball with equal chances to score. Basketball, both teams get possession of the ball with equal chances to score.
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The way it works in college is that possession alternates each OT period. So if you got the ball first in the 1st OT, you get the ball 2nd in the 2nd OT, 1st in the 3rd OT, etc. Beginning with the 3rd OT, teams must go for 2 when scoring a TD.
So if each team scores a td on their 1st possessions in OT , the team that scored 1st gets the ball again. Why is that fair then? The cycle will just continue. It fine the way it is. It's big boy professional football. I equate people that want to change the OT rules to people wanting participation trophies.
We should do the same across all sports. In baseball, if the away team scores in the top half of the inning, game over. Should have pitched better. No more 3 on 3 overtime in hockey, straight shootout. And if the first player scores, game over. Goalie should have stopped the first shot. Same in soccer. Basketball, first team to score off a jump ball wins.
You've tried to make this point before. It's not the same thing.
It actually is the same thing.
Actually no.
Baseball is a game played in frames (top and bottom halves of innings). There is no running time component to that sport... so no. Playoffs in NHL is sudden death with five skaters vs five skaters... so no. Soccer has always had a shootout format that they are comfortable with... so no. Basketball points are easy to come by. A basket is much easier than a TD or FG (hence the 100+ points for either team every night)... so no.
No.
Baseball both teams get a chance to score. If away team scores in the top, home team gets a chance to score as well. Hockey, both teams (99% of them time) get possession of the puck with equal chance to score. Soccer, both teams get possession of the ball with equal chances to score. Basketball, both teams get possession of the ball with equal chances to score.
You’re taking the defence off the hook. A team needs to be strong on both sides of the ball- especially when trying to earn a berth to the SB.
The Chefs were not as deserving as the Pats. The right team won. And I wanted the Chefs.
So if each team scores a td on their 1st possessions in OT , the team that scored 1st gets the ball again. Why is that fair then? The cycle will just continue. It fine the way it is. It's big boy professional football. I equate people that want to change the OT rules to people wanting participation trophies.
We should do the same across all sports. In baseball, if the away team scores in the top half of the inning, game over. Should have pitched better. No more 3 on 3 overtime in hockey, straight shootout. And if the first player scores, game over. Goalie should have stopped the first shot. Same in soccer. Basketball, first team to score off a jump ball wins.
You've tried to make this point before. It's not the same thing.
It actually is the same thing.
Actually no.
Baseball is a game played in frames (top and bottom halves of innings). There is no running time component to that sport... so no. Playoffs in NHL is sudden death with five skaters vs five skaters... so no. Soccer has always had a shootout format that they are comfortable with... so no. Basketball points are easy to come by. A basket is much easier than a TD or FG (hence the 100+ points for either team every night)... so no.
No.
Baseball both teams get a chance to score. If away team scores in the top, home team gets a chance to score as well. Hockey, both teams (99% of them time) get possession of the puck with equal chance to score. Soccer, both teams get possession of the ball with equal chances to score. Basketball, both teams get possession of the ball with equal chances to score.
You’re taking the defence off the hook. A team needs to be strong on both sides of the ball- especially when trying to earn a berth to the SB.
The Chefs were not as deserving as the Pats. The right team won. And I wanted the Chefs.
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what’s all this offence defence? It’s offense and defense.
If I had known then what I know now...
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Maybe the Chiefs shouldn't have settled for the FG. Maybe they should've tried one more toss or 2 to the endzone. Don't put your fate in a coin when you do have an option.
Alright, alright, alright!
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So if each team scores a td on their 1st possessions in OT , the team that scored 1st gets the ball again. Why is that fair then? The cycle will just continue. It fine the way it is. It's big boy professional football. I equate people that want to change the OT rules to people wanting participation trophies.
a team that win's the coin toss in overtime has a higher percentage to win than the team that loses the toss because of the rule that a TD wins it. is it fair to give one team a greater mathematical chance to win a game because of the coin toss? Especially in a playoff game? you have to be crazy to think that is ok.
for playoffs games they should play a full 15 minute quarter. each team gets 2 timeouts. keep playing quarters until you have a winner.
So if each team scores a td on their 1st possessions in OT , the team that scored 1st gets the ball again. Why is that fair then? The cycle will just continue. It fine the way it is. It's big boy professional football. I equate people that want to change the OT rules to people wanting participation trophies.
We should do the same across all sports. In baseball, if the away team scores in the top half of the inning, game over. Should have pitched better. No more 3 on 3 overtime in hockey, straight shootout. And if the first player scores, game over. Goalie should have stopped the first shot. Same in soccer. Basketball, first team to score off a jump ball wins.
You've tried to make this point before. It's not the same thing.
It actually is the same thing.
Actually no.
Baseball is a game played in frames (top and bottom halves of innings). There is no running time component to that sport... so no. Playoffs in NHL is sudden death with five skaters vs five skaters... so no. Soccer has always had a shootout format that they are comfortable with... so no. Basketball points are easy to come by. A basket is much easier than a TD or FG (hence the 100+ points for either team every night)... so no.
No.
Baseball both teams get a chance to score. If away team scores in the top, home team gets a chance to score as well. Hockey, both teams (99% of them time) get possession of the puck with equal chance to score. Soccer, both teams get possession of the ball with equal chances to score. Basketball, both teams get possession of the ball with equal chances to score.
You’re taking the defence off the hook. A team needs to be strong on both sides of the ball- especially when trying to earn a berth to the SB.
The Chefs were not as deserving as the Pats. The right team won. And I wanted the Chefs.
but mathematically they were given less chance to win because of the coin toss. it's not a 50/50 split on percentages to win on who wins and loses the coin toss. offense and defense can win with one score but the probability of an offense scoring a TD is far greater than the Defense scoring a TD or safety. the mathematics of using a coin toss doesn't work fairly for both teams once the coin toss has been determined.
So if each team scores a td on their 1st possessions in OT , the team that scored 1st gets the ball again. Why is that fair then? The cycle will just continue. It fine the way it is. It's big boy professional football. I equate people that want to change the OT rules to people wanting participation trophies.
We should do the same across all sports. In baseball, if the away team scores in the top half of the inning, game over. Should have pitched better. No more 3 on 3 overtime in hockey, straight shootout. And if the first player scores, game over. Goalie should have stopped the first shot. Same in soccer. Basketball, first team to score off a jump ball wins.
You've tried to make this point before. It's not the same thing.
It actually is the same thing.
Actually no.
Baseball is a game played in frames (top and bottom halves of innings). There is no running time component to that sport... so no. Playoffs in NHL is sudden death with five skaters vs five skaters... so no. Soccer has always had a shootout format that they are comfortable with... so no. Basketball points are easy to come by. A basket is much easier than a TD or FG (hence the 100+ points for either team every night)... so no.
No.
Baseball both teams get a chance to score. If away team scores in the top, home team gets a chance to score as well. Hockey, both teams (99% of them time) get possession of the puck with equal chance to score. Soccer, both teams get possession of the ball with equal chances to score. Basketball, both teams get possession of the ball with equal chances to score.
You’re taking the defence off the hook. A team needs to be strong on both sides of the ball- especially when trying to earn a berth to the SB.
The Chefs were not as deserving as the Pats. The right team won. And I wanted the Chefs.
but mathematically they were given less chance to win because of the coin toss. it's not a 50/50 split on percentages to win on who wins and loses the coin toss. offense and defense can win with one score but the probability of an offense scoring a TD is far greater than the Defense scoring a TD or safety. the mathematics of using a coin toss doesn't work fairly for both teams once the coin toss has been determined.
What would be fairest is to simply add time to the game like ‘extra time’ in soccer.
In such a situation, it would have been Pats’ ball anyways.
What is fair is both teams had a chance to win in regulation. Get the job done and don’t worry about OT and how the OT format might not work for you.
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The worst of all is that idiot making the whistling sound during the Saints/Rams game. My friend works for the Saints and I jokingly texted him during the game and asked him to go into the crowd and kill the whistling guy. He texted back, "Dude..he's right fucking behind me." I didn't have a cheering interest in the game so I started cheering the Rams to just because of that whistling guy.
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The Chefs had four quarters to win the game and people seem to be stuck on OT rules. OT is extra time to settle the game... not a whole new game.
Stop the f**king offence. If you're trying to win a game to go to the Superbowl... you have to be tougher on defence than wet tissue paper.
The Pats couldn't win with a FG. If the Chefs had stopped them... they could have won with a FG. They had that advantage. But, they offered little to no resistance- at home no less- and lost the game. Fair and square.
That is the travesty from this past weekend. The Saints got screwed. I feel there should be some officials not granted a playoff game for 2-3 years as a result.
For the Chefs apparently. They also had four quarters to stop them as well. And they possessed the ball multiple times during the four quarters of regulation.
The Chefs won the original coin flip no? Didn't they defer? And then NE goes on a methodical 10 minute drive while the KC offence sat on the sidelines squirming? My point being... a 'coin flip' never cost the Chefs the game.
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Baseball is a game played in frames (top and bottom halves of innings). There is no running time component to that sport... so no.
Playoffs in NHL is sudden death with five skaters vs five skaters... so no.
Soccer has always had a shootout format that they are comfortable with... so no.
Basketball points are easy to come by. A basket is much easier than a TD or FG (hence the 100+ points for either team every night)... so no.
No.
Hockey, both teams (99% of them time) get possession of the puck with equal chance to score.
Soccer, both teams get possession of the ball with equal chances to score.
Basketball, both teams get possession of the ball with equal chances to score.
The Chefs were not as deserving as the Pats. The right team won. And I wanted the Chefs.
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for playoffs games they should play a full 15 minute quarter. each team gets 2 timeouts. keep playing quarters until you have a winner.
playing another full quarter is not the solution. the players are already exhausted and you'd just end up with more injuries or worse.
OT in NFL is nonsense. you win the coin toss, you most likely win the game. it's that simple.
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In such a situation, it would have been Pats’ ball anyways.
What is fair is both teams had a chance to win in regulation. Get the job done and don’t worry about OT and how the OT format might not work for you.