bushido_man96 Posted 22 hours ago Author Posted 22 hours ago On 5/24/2025 at 1:22 AM, KarateKen said: The problem with the OT seems to be the field goals. So how about this. No kicking game in overtime. The team that wins the toss, if they receive, possess the ball at their own 25-yard line. Then it is first team to score. No field goals, no kickoffs, no punts. You can only win by a TD or a safety. If neither team scores after 10 minutes the game ends in a tie. That would probably work well. I'd say keep the punts in the game, because playing defense is a strategy all it's own, and the way the rules are laid out in the NFL with offense being favored, short fields like that would be a huge disadvantage. I say just let the quarter play out in it's entirety. https://www.haysgym.comhttp://www.sunyis.com/https://www.aikidoofnorthwestkansas.com
KarateKen Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago Aaron Rodgers finally has joined the Steelers on a one-year contract.
KarateKen Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago On 6/4/2025 at 8:34 AM, sensei8 said: While I’m not a Raiders fan at all, I purchased 3 tickets yesterday for the Raiders VS 49ers pre-season game to be held here in Las Vegas at the Allegiant Stadium on August 16th, Saturday, at 1pm. My wife, Linda, is a die-hard Raiders fan her entire life…she’s no taste obviously and if she did, she’d be a Cowboy fan like our son, Nathan, and me. Linda has never ever been to a live NFL game, especially a Raiders game, and Nathan and I have never been inside Allegiant Stadium as a “fan”. Regular Raiders home game tickets are not cheap, about $300 and up per ticket…OUCH!! For the pre-season tickets I purchased yesterday I spent $383 total…$99 per ticket, $56 for fees, and $30 for protecting the tickets. We’ll park off site about 1 block from the Stadium. GO COWBOYS!! This got me thinking, where does it cost the most (and least) to attend an NFL game. According to USA Today this was the order in 2024: 1. San Fransico - $750 2. Las Vegas - 745 3. Philadelphia - 673 4. Green Bay - 659 5. New England (Foxboro) - 620 6. Chicago - 615 7. Kansas City - 613 8. Denver - 609 9. Seattle - 605 10. Pittsburgh - 603 11. Tampa Bay - 601 12. Washington DC (Landover, MD) - 595 13. New York (Giants) - 589 14. Dallas - 580 15. Minneapolis - 575 16. Cleveland - 566 17. Los Angeles (Chargers) - 549 18. Houston - 547 19. Baltimore - 543 20. Carolina - 540 21. Los Angeles (Rams) - 536 22. New York (Jets) - 532 23. New Orleans - 520 24. Jacksonville - 516 25. Tennesse (Nashville) - 508 26. Indianapolis - 504 27. Detroit - 496 28. Buffalo - 493 29. Atlanta - 487 30. Miami - 480 31. Cincinatti - 474 32. Phoenix - 452 Keep in mind this is the average total cost per person, prices have many variables such as seat location, opponent, sale vs resale, cost of parking, ect. 1
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