I can't believe the one weekend I elect to not stay up until 5 am to watch football is the day the greatest nfl match is ever played.
My take on the OT rules is that it's not fair simply because defenses have nothing more to give by the end of standard regulation. Who ever wins the toss is not only favorable to win the game in OT, but they also have a bonus handicap in facing a collapsed defense.
I used to have that bullshit opinion on the OT rules like, "there's nothing purer than a random coin toss to determine who gets the ball first". But I'm slowly changing my opinion. There are too many factors supporting it's not fair for a team to not get a shot at scoring.Your guys' takes on the rules where actually insightful. Great reads.
It was so heart breaking to see Tom Brady and Josh Allen lose. But they handled it like men. Unlike Ben Roethlisberger last year who was crying like a bitch on the sidelines.
I am the black sheep 
"of course I'm crazy, but that doesn't mean I'm wrong."-Robert Anton Wilson
