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3 minutes ago, Mjd33 said:

That's simply false..... winning the coin toss in OT is a huge advantage. 

Just ask the patriots in the Falcons Super bowl.

Stats prove the winner of coin toss In OT wins 59.8% of the time. 

Further, the team that wins the coin toss has won the game 34.4% of the time on the first possession. 

Those are old stats - with the new rule (win with TD only on first drive) - it is around 52%.  But of course it helps the Pats - their offense was smoking hot at the time - high chance of getting a TD.  But if the first team does not get a TD (and SF was not hot on offense), then the second team knows exactly what it needs (such as go on all 4th downs) and can win with a FG if the first team does not score.

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1 hour ago, Bormio said:

Those are old stats - with the new rule (win with TD only on first drive) - it is around 52%.  But of course it helps the Pats - their offense was smoking hot at the time - high chance of getting a TD.  But if the first team does not get a TD (and SF was not hot on offense), then the second team knows exactly what it needs (such as go on all 4th downs) and can win with a FG if the first team does not score.

It also helped pats against chiefs in AFC championship game ..... won the toss scored td. 

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2 hours ago, Bormio said:

Those are old stats - with the new rule (win with TD only on first drive) - it is around 52%.  B

You have a link for this? 

And new OT rules only around for what? 3 years? Sample size is not large enough to get very accurate # yet. 

In ten years i suspect it will be back to that 60% figure 

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3 hours ago, Mjd33 said:

You have a link for this? 

And new OT rules only around for what? 3 years? Sample size is not large enough to get very accurate # yet. 

In ten years i suspect it will be back to that 60% figure 

This whole issue was discussed on the Pats board after the AFCCG last year.  Someone sourced the 52% figure at the time - since 2016 (now in the 4th year).  It gives an advantage to the second team (win with a FG) that the first team does not have - to offset the possibility of never seeing the ball.  The NFL does not want to adopt the college system (play from the 25) and any system that gives both sides a guaranteed chance massively favors team #2 - because they know what they have to do - especially on 4th downs.  That is why they told KC to pound sand when they proposed changing the rule.

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6 minutes ago, OhioFootball said:

Anyone ever see anything like what Myles Garrett just did before?

I've seen players waive helmets around but not to actually make contact.   Like a baseball player carrying the bat out during a fight but knowing he better not swing it at someone.

Myles Garrett should be suspended for the rest of the season for that BS and probably fined like $100,000.

That crap could kill someone!!

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