To: Red Badger
the NFL homo kickoff is a sick joke ... there’s a much better and simpler way to improve kickoff yardage if that’s REALLY the goal: just move the kickoff ball further back by ten yards for the kickoff ...
3 posted on
09/04/2025 12:51:32 PM PDT by
catnipman
((A Vote For The Lesser Of Two Evils Still Counts As A Vote For Evil))
To: catnipman
the NFL homo kickoff is a sick joke I'm all for trying out any steps taken to reduce concussions & CTE.
I'll never forget Junior Seau.
6 posted on
09/04/2025 1:00:31 PM PDT by
Yossarian
To: catnipman
The "homo kickoff" isn't the only thing "homo" in the "modern NFL" How about the "homo ass-hump", cutely referred to by sensitive sportscasters and their girl anal-ysts as the "tush push" ... a term that is, itself, "highly homo".
(Can you sense that I'm not a fan of that tactic?)
11 posted on
09/04/2025 1:08:51 PM PDT by
glennaro
(2025: The year of America's rebirth as a Great (and Free) Republic)
To: catnipman
Kick off from the 20 yard line and spot it at the 20 yard line if it goes out of the end zone. Simple.
23 posted on
09/04/2025 1:20:41 PM PDT by
packrat35
(Pureblood! No clot shot for me!)
To: catnipman
I like the new kickoff. Moving it back won’t really help. Place kickers in the kickoff setup (ie no defensive linemen trying to kill them) can now kick the ball out of the endzone from pretty much anywhere on the field. Forcing them to kick it in play is the only way to get them to do it. My only beef is I don’t understand why into the endzone isn’t just considered out of bounds and spotted at the 40 like if they knock it out the side of the field. But it’s a good system, less running starts for big injury inducing hit, but also more actual football in the kickoff.
31 posted on
09/04/2025 1:28:07 PM PDT by
discostu
(like a dog being shown a card trick)
To: catnipman
Get rid of the kickoff altogether and just have teams start at the 20.
37 posted on
09/04/2025 1:40:36 PM PDT by
Major Matt Mason
(Everyone that voted Trump/R in '24 needs to show up in '26.)
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