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Old 05-23-2017, 04:29 PM   #11
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Re: NFL offseason 1.0 thread

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NFL to relax celebrations rules, allow more freedom

Good news: Fun celebrations are back.

Bad news: Violent/offensive celebrations, such as shooting a bow and arrow or an imaginary machine gun, are still outlawed.

Also OT is now 10 minutes. I don't really have a problem with it, 10 minutes is plenty of time for each team to have a couple possessions if they don't score.
I don't get the bow and arrow. I can understand anything that mimics gun violence -- I don't think anyone would dispute that it's a plague (without taking a position on whether those kind of celebrations have any relationship or are desensitizing). But is there an epidemic of bow and arrow violence that we should be worried about? Is Hunger Games real after all? Geez.

I say bring back the Fun Bunch! Doctson (Monk), Reed (Warren), Pryor (Seay), Crowder (Garrett), and Perine (Wonsley) with the leaping high-five. Will be sweet.
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