Rule changes that passed

[hooskins]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

I believe what it means is you let the other team decide what to do in the in the beginning of the game and then you decide the start of the 2nd half. Usually the team that receives in the first half, kickoffs to start the second.

But that wouldn't neccesarily be the case here. Theoretically you could kickoff or receive twice. By deferring until the 2nd half you have the opportunity to get a sense of the flow of the game, weather conditions, etc. And then make your decision then.

hmm, or if you playing a team like the Bears, you might want to kick to them twice because their offense may give better field position rather than going against their D. Interesting.

[KLHJ2]

Originally Posted by hooskins

hmm, or if you playing a team like the Bears, you might want to kick to them twice because their offense may give better field position rather than going against their D. Interesting.

Only if they kick it out of bounds and away from Devin Hester! LOL

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by hooskins

hmm, or if you playing a team like the Bears, you might want to kick to them twice because their offense may give better field position rather than going against their D. Interesting.

Who in the hell would want to kick to Hester twice?

[1997Prelude]

Originally Posted by hooskins

hmm, or if you playing a team like the Bears, you might want to kick to them twice because their offense may give better field position rather than going against their D. Interesting.

Uh.... no. You dont want to kick to Devin Hester once, much less twice. You idiot.