Owners pass Overtime rule proposal

Tobias-Reiper · 03-23-2010, 05:04 PM

Originally Posted by stockman311

It's a good change IMHO. Both teams get a shot at the ball unless the following happens:

Team A scores a touchdown after winning the toss

Team B wins on an onside kicks after losing the toss, and kicks a field goal or touchdown

Team B wins after losing the toss and scores a defensive TD or gets a turnover and scores a field goal or touchdown

Team B wins if it gets a safety or pick 6 after losing the coin toss

If team A gets a touchdown they win the game

If team A scores a field goal they must kickoff to Team B. If Team B scores a touchdown they win. If they kick a field goal to tie, the game becomes sudden death again.

If Team A scores neither a TD or Field Goal and punts to Team B, it becomes sudden death at that point.

Everyone got that? Your welcome!

Did you get this from somewhere or are you just assuming this is what it is?

How is it fair that one team can win with a FG because they lost a coin toss, but not coin toss winner, especially if the coin toss winner actually never gets a possession?

03-23-2010, 05:04 PM	#11
Tobias-Reiper Merces Letifer Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 4,161	Re: Owners pass Overtime rule proposal Originally Posted by stockman311 It's a good change IMHO. Both teams get a shot at the ball unless the following happens: Team A scores a touchdown after winning the toss Team B wins on an onside kicks after losing the toss, and kicks a field goal or touchdown Team B wins after losing the toss and scores a defensive TD or gets a turnover and scores a field goal or touchdown Team B wins if it gets a safety or pick 6 after losing the coin toss If team A gets a touchdown they win the game If team A scores a field goal they must kickoff to Team B. If Team B scores a touchdown they win. If they kick a field goal to tie, the game becomes sudden death again. If Team A scores neither a TD or Field Goal and punts to Team B, it becomes sudden death at that point. Everyone got that? Your welcome! Did you get this from somewhere or are you just assuming this is what it is? How is it fair that one team can win with a FG because they lost a coin toss, but not coin toss winner, especially if the coin toss winner actually never gets a possession?
	Last edited by Tobias-Reiper; 03-23-2010 at 05:08 PM..