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NFL-OT | OFF-SEASON - A New Hope (Losers Only)
- Thread starter Fantomex
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Depending on what happens with Ajayi, the Eagles should look to sign Anderson.
He'd be a great lead back combined with a rookie and Clement
Or Duke
I have no idea where to start my tape study this year. The Steelers actually spent money this year to shore up their weakest areas, so there's not really a position of massive need. Of course, last year, I spent a bunch of time looking at inside backers and the Steelers didn't draft one.
Since we know John Mara is obsessed with Eli and he's not being cut..
Eli has become the highest earning NFL player ever, his brother was number 1 with $248.7m, with the $5m roster bonus will bring his earnings to $252m, this is just from contracts no endorsement deals...
Eli has become the highest earning NFL player ever, his brother was number 1 with $248.7m, with the $5m roster bonus will bring his earnings to $252m, this is just from contracts no endorsement deals...
If you guys could change one rule what would it be?
I'd like to get rid of kicking altogether. Also let DBs be more physical with WRs.
I'd like to get rid of kicking altogether. Also let DBs be more physical with WRs.
Probably someone who is still whining about the NFC championship game.
I actually think this would be a great rule change. Give both teams a chance.
I want the Niners to draft Bosa, but I keep liking Q more and more.
Kraft apology rings hollow without admission of guilt. What are you apologizing for if your innocent? Dude is just trying to play the PR game to save face, when in reality he would probably be more respected if he were to just man up and admit he got his dick sucked. I expect nothing less from someone associated with the Patriots though.
I'm actually moving to Indianapolis soon!
Which is like the worst place to be for a Texans fan
I'm sorry but he is right.
That's the rule in the AAF right now and i think it works there because that league ultimately is about developing players for the NFL.
For the NFL i think this is crazy. Forcing a late field turnover should be really hard as it is. Converting a 4th and 15 is a gazillion times easier than an onside kick. You are just rewarding a team that got themselves in that situation to easily revert it in the end.
The problem is that an onside kick now is almost impossible to recover due to the kickoff rule changes. It's only an 8% success rate since the rule changes, whereas it used to be more like a 20-25% success rate. 4th and 15+ is actually even lower than that, hovering around 15ish % IIRC. 4th and 15 probably isn't "perfect", but it gives us somewhere to start at least to test and tweak with. No matter what way you slice it, the onside kick is dead now and needs some kind of replacement. We'd be missing out on some of the greatest comebacks in the history of the game without it or something similar.
That's way too gimmicky. Using an onside kick to get back in the game is a desperation move, it should be incredibly difficult.
4th and 15 is basically a 3rd and long play, you can't give possession back for that wtf.
just bring bring back the old kicking rules
just bring bring back the old kicking rules
I hate the onside kick, you can get beat for 3 and a half quarters, but get a lucky bounce or two and you're back in it? Screw that. The team that plays the best should win, not the team with the luckiest bounce of a ball thats completely unpredictable.
