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Topic	NFL Week 12 Discussion Topic
Emeraldegg 11/25/22 1:32:46 PM #99:	Leonhart4 posted... You still occasionally see teams try surprise onside kicks, but it isn't really pertinent to late game comebacks. One of the things I love about football is anything can happen and the game isn't necessarily over just because you're up 2 scores with 5 minutes left. If a team makes 2 successive 3 and outs and then scores quickly each time, sure. At least they earned that through typical football play. Which onsides are not. But if there's not enough time to accomplish that, why should they continue to get chances to win? I get the game technically isn't over till it hits 0 but realistically, at some point there just isn't enough time to do what you need to do to come back if your'e down enough. What's wrong with that? --- I'm a greener egg than the eggs from dr. seuss <cite>Emeraldegg posted [p:969691122] in NFL Week 1... [t:80247417]...</cite> <quote>Leonhart4 posted... </cite><quote>You still occasionally see teams try surprise onside kicks, but it isn't really pertinent to late game comebacks. One of the things I love about football is anything can happen and the game isn't necessarily over just because you're up 2 scores with 5 minutes left.</quote>If a team makes 2 successive 3 and outs and then scores quickly each time, sure. At least they earned that through typical football play. Which onsides are not. But if there's not enough time to accomplish that, why should they continue to get chances to win? I get the game technically isn't over till it hits 0 but realistically, at some point there just isn't enough time to do what you need to do to come back if your'e down enough. What's wrong with that? --- I'm a greener egg than the eggs from dr. seuss</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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