freeagent
Six-man pro
Football season is now officially over.
Jan. 18 2015 --
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Packers should have,could have put Sea away early with TD's instead of settling for fg's,appears to me to be one of the all time collapse,had the game in hand,at least the refs didn't have a hand in the outcome,with that said,I do NOT like the OT rule,it has been tweaked but not enough,each team should get a possession,seems not fair you play you're tail off all game then you lose a cointoss,boom game over,,At least give each team a possession,,Go Brady!!!!
Coach Brand
Six-man fan
I think the way the NFL does OT puts more of an emphasis on defense than the way college does it.
You have all aspects of the game involved not just O and D and FG or PAT teams.
The team that kicks in OT has to play good defense to at least hold their opponent to a FG. Then give their offense a chance to match or beat that score.
I think that college needs to start the ball at the 40 (going in) to at least make them "EARN" a FG.
Starting at the 25 is almost a gimme
You have all aspects of the game involved not just O and D and FG or PAT teams.
The team that kicks in OT has to play good defense to at least hold their opponent to a FG. Then give their offense a chance to match or beat that score.
I think that college needs to start the ball at the 40 (going in) to at least make them "EARN" a FG.
Starting at the 25 is almost a gimme
Old Bearkat
Six-man expert
I think the press is again making a mountain out of a mole hill. Any inflated object (tires especially) will lose close to 10% of their pressure when there is a 60+ temperture change headed down. After the first freeze of the year, I have to add air to the tires of my wife's car to make to low tire light go off. If the footballs start out on the low side of normal in a warm room, By half time I could see them being underinflated.
oldfat&bald
Six-man fan
How come only the balls the Patriots used on offense were the only ones that were under-inflated then?
freeagent
Six-man pro
markf":2kekykwu said:
The game was much better than (most) of the ads. Well, except for the fact the Packers weren't in the game.
freeagent
Six-man pro
markf":238l7j1u said:
Hadn't read this before today (2/2/15), but the guy is right.
Underinflated footballs isn't why Baltimore got beat 45-7. Heck, if that's all it took, no football coach would let an air pump within a zip code of his game footballs. I liked how Kraft mentioned the score of that game when the media yahoo had to bring it up again after the game.
Now if the Baltimore game was 24-23, maybe, possibly, maybe. But 45-7 in my book is an ol' back-side whippin' and meant that the other team was a heck of a lot better than my team.
