You don't have to make it "4th and 15"
You can call it "a try to gain 15 yards" or 20, 25, etc
That way if you have a defensive holding or something you can re-do the try but move it up 5 yards, like you would for an extra point try. It doesn't really need a down
It would open it up to questionable PI calls but that's unfortunately part of the game already
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I don’t see why they can’t just go back to the old kick off rules, but make it only applicable when you declare you’re going for an onside.
I know player safety blah blah blah, but how many injuries came from onside kick plays?
probably a decent amount tbh. the collisions are guaranteed to happen and it's happening after both sides have ample time to gain some momentum
not that i care. i'm one the side of having the players sign their health & safety rights away when on the field
your services are not needed, i am very capable of being terrible
jay glazer reporting that the chargers won't be bringing privs back for the 2020 season
https://www.mprnews.org/story/2020/0...immer-as-codcs
Vikings' Andre Patterson (D-Line) & Adam Zimmer (Linebackers) have been upgraded to co-defensive coordinators.
Felipe noooooooo
Kareem Hunt said he'd fail a drug test for marijuana and had an open container of vodka when he got pulled over on Jan 21
This years draft is going to be interesting to see if anyone decides to trade up.
fins and chargers will battle it out for sure, with maybe the panthers and indy in the mix. i'm not sure the skins would move down and be willing to lose chase young but either the lions or giants are gonna get some picks
giants gonna draft a qb and trade danny dimes for a ham sandwich
maybe the giants can trade for kyle allen. he has a better record than mr dimes
I still have no idea what the Panthers are doing at QB next year. I wonder if anyone knows