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Vilma says new overtime rule is a "slight" to the Saints


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Naive? OK... I agree with MadHatter... it was a stupid setup for OT in a major professional sport, everybody knows it and has for years.

It created a situation where the playoff rules are different than regular season rules (something they still haven't quiet fixed) and it gave too much weight on the outcome of a coin toss.

At least they've watered down the effect of the coin toss now.

spot on.

I would have the same opinion if the Vikings had won that game.

Hate to see a playoff game end on a coin flip and a FC...no matter who wins.

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If the Saints hadn't beat Favre in that OT game with a FG, the OT rules probably never would've been changed. Poor favre, he needs to get the ball back and have a chance(yeah, because we all saw what great decisions he made with it right?) This should forever be known as the "Favre rule".

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If the Saints hadn't beat Favre in that OT game with a FG, the OT rules probably never would've been changed. Poor favre, he needs to get the ball back and have a chance(yeah, because we all saw what great decisions he made with it right?) This should forever be known as the "Favre rule".

Now thats some true and unbiased stuff right.....

...oh wait. He is a Bear fan. Nevermind.

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