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The Playoffs

Mr. Scot

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This new overtime rules will be an interesting rule change. Seems like it would be advantageous to defer in overtime now. You know you're guaranteed a possession no matter what, so you'll know after the other team's first possession if you need to go for every 4th down if they get a td, or can plan a 2 point conversion to win. Or of course if the other team doesn't score, you know a fg will win it as opposed to starting first and worrying if a fg will be enough. Curious to see how they play it.

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I’d like to see the Seahawks and Chargers win today. 
 

The Geno story is awesome and it wouldn’t hurt my feelings if Pete Carroll figured out a way to make Brock Purdy Mr. irrelevant again. 
 

I just can’t pull for the jags to have success. Expansion brother jealousy. 

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21 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

and quarterbacking 

Yes , coaching and quarterbacking matters.

trevor Lawrence, with one year of decent coaching is moving toward being that franchise Qb everyone is expecting out of him. 
I don’t expect the Jags to go far, but they won that last game when they had to. Baby steps.  
I wish it was us taking those baby steps with a potential franchise Qb 

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