Proposed Rule Change To Make Fourth Quarter More Exciting

[VirginiaCavs]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/spor...ually-has-chance-pass/?utm_term=.e2f3bbffdc04


Instead of onside kick, attempt a 4th and 15 from own 35. I agree with the Giants’ GM. This rule reeks of arena football. It would be harder to take the NFL seriously

 

[Johnnyonthespot]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1110695457280282624

 

[B.A.R.]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/spor...ually-has-chance-pass/?utm_term=.e2f3bbffdc04


Instead of onside kick, attempt a 4th and 15 from own 35. I agree with the Giants’ GM. This rule reeks of arena football. It would be harder to take the NFL seriously

It is already pretty hard to take it seriously.

 

[VirginiaCavs]

It is already pretty hard to take it seriously.

The AFC Championship from two years ago that I constantly bitch about basically did it for me.

Honestly, I think something might be up that we don't know about. It's most popular sport that should draw the greatest minds to operate its offenses and defenses and you're telling me that the Cowboys tipped their hands to the Rams (who had just bought a new stadium, like the Cards did when they made their super bowl...) all game? And that the Jags went run, pass, long pass in EVERY drive in the fourth quarter while yielding worse statistics every time. I mean COME ON.