What do you guys think of this NFL rule change idea?

cmogly

cmogly

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NO single-point conversions. ALL conversion attempts would be 2 points.

The single pointer is automatic... uness you're Roger Ruzik. Why not really add some excitement to the game and make it mandatory to go for 2 every time?
 
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Nimue77

EOG Senior Member
The extra-point conversion was not automatic in the New England/Oakland game last Thursday. Also, mandatory 2 pointers would totally throw off the values of numbers as it now stands. It would suck.

cmogly said:
NO single-point conversions. ALL conversion attempts would be 2 points.

The single pointer is automatic... uness you're Roger Ruzik. Why not really add some excitement to the game and make it mandatory to go for 2 every time?
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cmogly

cmogly

EOG Enthusiast
In 2004, 10 of 1184 converts were missed. You don't call that automatic? Of the 10, how many were meaningful? Please spare us.
 
coconutman

coconutman

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Remmeber the Saints latteral the ball like 6 times and then getting the touchdown? I think the score was 20-19 before the kick. The kicker missed it and i think they also missed the playoffs. Was it last year or year before?
 
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opotus

EOG Veteran
coconutman said:
Remmeber the Saints latteral the ball like 6 times and then getting the touchdown? I think the score was 20-19 before the kick. The kicker missed it and i think they also missed the playoffs. Was it last year or year before?
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Yeah, that was wild (a couple years back). But I do agree that it is essentially an automatic thing.

I was thinking they should just give 7 points for a TD. Then if you go for two and miss, you only get 6. :D
 
Glaken

Glaken

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coconutman said:
Remmeber the Saints latteral the ball like 6 times and then getting the touchdown? I think the score was 20-19 before the kick. The kicker missed it and i think they also missed the playoffs. Was it last year or year before?
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January 2, 2004 .... one of the most surreal 60 seconds in sports history.
 
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