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NFL Commish may do away with extra point


Zod

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Just leave the fuging game alone. God this dude sucks so fuging bad.

What are you talking about? You mean you dont like:

-the complete elimination for the need of the RB position

-one sided rules that favor everything an offense does

-refs throwing the flag first whether there was a penalty or not

-diluted playoffs

-3 teams a year losing a home game to play in another country

-Caught cheaters (Sean Payton/Bill Bellicheck) only getting a slap on the wrist

-the elimination of the extra point

-refs becoming the determining factor in way to many games

-kick offs all but being eliminated

-TD celebrations being removed

-PED use on the rise

besides that. This guy is an angel. Nothing wrong :)

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Bill Belichick suggested this move in a press conference earlier in the year. His reasoning is that it's too automatic now--something like 99.4% are completed. When the extra point came into existence, you had WRs, linemen and other players attempting them. There was no such thing as a kicking specialist back then. Kickers nowadays make 20 yard field goals with their eyes closed. Bill had a point. It's a boring, meaningless play that wastes too much time. Maybe the commish is taking orders from ol' Billy Boy.

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Choosing between 1 and 2 gives the game complexity and potential for amazing finishes.

 

It sounds like that will still be the case. Touchdowns will count as 7, or you have the choice to make it 8 or 6 with a conversion attempt.

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