Are the OT rules different in the different football leagues?
https://operations.nfl.com/the-rules/nfl-overtime-rules/
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NewEngland vs KC what a 4th quarter/ and OT
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IMO all of this will be irrelevant once Brady retires.
Plenty of other sports try to get around the rules.look at Nascar for instance.
With deflate gate both teams to played with deflated balls. Even if Brady loses he kept every game he's been in close.
Isn't that better than the 80a superbowl blowouts, the buffalo bills last three superbowl games and the time manning and the Broncos got spanked by Seattle?
Plenty of other sports try to get around the rules.look at Nascar for instance.
With deflate gate both teams to played with deflated balls. Even if Brady loses he kept every game he's been in close.
Isn't that better than the 80a superbowl blowouts, the buffalo bills last three superbowl games and the time manning and the Broncos got spanked by Seattle?
Originally Posted by JC1
IMO all of this will be irrelevant once Brady retires.
Plenty of other sports try to get around the rules.look at Nascar for instance.
With deflate gate both teams to played with deflated balls. Even if Brady loses he kept every game he's been in close.
Isn't that better than the 80a superbowl blowouts, the buffalo bills last three superbowl games and the time manning and the Broncos got spanked by Seattle?
Or how da Bears crushed New England in 86 with a score of 46-10. It wasn't even that close.
IMO all of this will be irrelevant once Brady retires.
Plenty of other sports try to get around the rules.look at Nascar for instance.
With deflate gate both teams to played with deflated balls. Even if Brady loses he kept every game he's been in close.
Isn't that better than the 80a superbowl blowouts, the buffalo bills last three superbowl games and the time manning and the Broncos got spanked by Seattle?
Or how da Bears crushed New England in 86 with a score of 46-10. It wasn't even that close.
Originally Posted by Wolf359
Or how da Bears crushed New England in 86 with a score of 46-10. It wasn't even that close.
Yeah I remember that year with the "Superbowl shuffle" video.
Or how da Bears crushed New England in 86 with a score of 46-10. It wasn't even that close.
Yeah I remember that year with the "Superbowl shuffle" video.
Anybody with TPMS knows that depending on ambient temperature the PSI in your tires can fluctuate 2 - 3 lbs in a very short period of time. But that can't happen to a football according the self-proclaimed geniuses.
Originally Posted by Wolf359
Originally Posted by JC1
IMO all of this will be irrelevant once Brady retires.
Plenty of other sports try to get around the rules.look at Nascar for instance.
With deflate gate both teams to played with deflated balls. Even if Brady loses he kept every game he's been in close.
Isn't that better than the 80a superbowl blowouts, the buffalo bills last three superbowl games and the time manning and the Broncos got spanked by Seattle?
Or how da Bears crushed New England in 86 with a score of 46-10. It wasn't even that close.
I recall that the Patriots were the only team to score a playoff TD against Chicago that year.
Originally Posted by JC1
IMO all of this will be irrelevant once Brady retires.
Plenty of other sports try to get around the rules.look at Nascar for instance.
With deflate gate both teams to played with deflated balls. Even if Brady loses he kept every game he's been in close.
Isn't that better than the 80a superbowl blowouts, the buffalo bills last three superbowl games and the time manning and the Broncos got spanked by Seattle?
Or how da Bears crushed New England in 86 with a score of 46-10. It wasn't even that close.
I recall that the Patriots were the only team to score a playoff TD against Chicago that year.
Originally Posted by LeakySeals
Anybody with TPMS knows that depending on ambient temperature the PSI in your tires can fluctuate 2 - 3 lbs in a very short period of time. But that can't happen to a football according the self-proclaimed geniuses.
Maybe they should put a FPMS in footballs ... LoL.
Anybody with TPMS knows that depending on ambient temperature the PSI in your tires can fluctuate 2 - 3 lbs in a very short period of time. But that can't happen to a football according the self-proclaimed geniuses.
Maybe they should put a FPMS in footballs ... LoL.
Originally Posted by ZeeOSix
Originally Posted by LeakySeals
Anybody with TPMS knows that depending on ambient temperature the PSI in your tires can fluctuate 2 - 3 lbs in a very short period of time. But that can't happen to a football according the self-proclaimed geniuses.
Maybe they should put a FPMS in footballs ... LoL.
LOL. But Brady is the only one that needs it. The NFL doesn't seem to care what anyone else does. Aaron Rodgers openly admits he does it.
NFL's response to ball incidents with Vikings, Packers differs from Patriots
Originally Posted by LeakySeals
Anybody with TPMS knows that depending on ambient temperature the PSI in your tires can fluctuate 2 - 3 lbs in a very short period of time. But that can't happen to a football according the self-proclaimed geniuses.
Maybe they should put a FPMS in footballs ... LoL.
LOL. But Brady is the only one that needs it. The NFL doesn't seem to care what anyone else does. Aaron Rodgers openly admits he does it.
NFL's response to ball incidents with Vikings, Packers differs from Patriots
Originally Posted by ZeeOSix
Originally Posted by LeakySeals
Anybody with TPMS knows that depending on ambient temperature the PSI in your tires can fluctuate 2 - 3 lbs in a very short period of time. But that can't happen to a football according the self-proclaimed geniuses.
Maybe they should put a FPMS in footballs ... LoL.
Yeah and if you dunk the football in water, it's going to get colder faster too.
There is technology that they could put in a football to mark exactly where it is in the field so you don't have this weird spotting method that's completely up to human error and then you can get rid of the chain gain.
Originally Posted by LeakySeals
Anybody with TPMS knows that depending on ambient temperature the PSI in your tires can fluctuate 2 - 3 lbs in a very short period of time. But that can't happen to a football according the self-proclaimed geniuses.
Maybe they should put a FPMS in footballs ... LoL.
Yeah and if you dunk the football in water, it's going to get colder faster too.
There is technology that they could put in a football to mark exactly where it is in the field so you don't have this weird spotting method that's completely up to human error and then you can get rid of the chain gain.
If you dislike, or even hate NFL football then its best not to watch.
OTOH, if you hobby is posting on social media how much you hate it, well then you have come to the right place. Keep em coming. By the way, the rules are the rules and both teams do play under the same rules. The rules, like life are not always fair!
OTOH, if you hobby is posting on social media how much you hate it, well then you have come to the right place. Keep em coming. By the way, the rules are the rules and both teams do play under the same rules. The rules, like life are not always fair!
Once again the Cheifs have choked!
people look for reasons.
Wonder where Reid will go after this disgrace. Mahomes will get out pretty soon too. Why waste his talent there. Sure KC will throw bushel baskets of money at him. But they can not put a Superbowl ring in it.
Rod
people look for reasons.
Wonder where Reid will go after this disgrace. Mahomes will get out pretty soon too. Why waste his talent there. Sure KC will throw bushel baskets of money at him. But they can not put a Superbowl ring in it.
Rod
No they haven't choked. But they sure are easy to hate.
Very crazy KC game in the first half.
Glad to see KC win a well fought game after being down 21 points. ðŸ‘
Glad to see KC win a well fought game after being down 21 points. ðŸ‘
I think since KC were down and came back from behind, they are in much better frame of mind to play next weekend. If KC had got an easy win, I would have worried about them for the next week against Titans. Now it seems like KC has a lock on AFC.
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