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Illuminator is a good poster. He sticks to his guns and makes good points. Some don\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'t like that.
Quote from: 3rd String Kicker on December 06, 2012, 01:22:15 PMQuote from: youngoneWould P.I. still give the offensive team an automatic first in the scenario?I think so honestly. Even scarier, defensive holding which if I recall correctly was a 5 yard penalty, could give them an automatic first down. The idea is really growing on me, because whenever an onside kick is going to occur and the other team knows it coming, there isn't much of a chance of recovery.For the chance of getting the ball back I like it but who wouldn't be scared to go for it on 4 and 15 against a bad unit like our secondary? If that was this year, freeman would never see the ball.
Quote from: youngoneWould P.I. still give the offensive team an automatic first in the scenario?I think so honestly. Even scarier, defensive holding which if I recall correctly was a 5 yard penalty, could give them an automatic first down. The idea is really growing on me, because whenever an onside kick is going to occur and the other team knows it coming, there isn't much of a chance of recovery.
Would P.I. still give the offensive team an automatic first in the scenario?
"It would be just another step towards doing away with any and all physicality in the game."The emphasis on the passing game has resulted in more collisions between players going at full speed, which is probably one of the main culprits in increased concussions. The other is larger players moving at higher velocity. Velocity x mass = force of impact.The game is more physical now than it's ever been.
Do the Patriots actually convert 4th and 15 one hundred percent of the time? Why I'm incredulous.
Unfortunately, it will probably take more players being seriously hurt.