After this weekend’s tie between the Eagles and Bengals, it got me thinking about the overtime rules I’ve been saying the NFL should have been using for years now. Because a tie just means that both teams (and the fans) lose.

So, here are rules I would institute for overtime in the NFL:

1. Both teams should get at least one chance on offense, like in college football. Do the coin toss and all that like normal, but both teams should get the ball. If the first team scores, then the other team gets one chance to tie or win the game. If the first team doesn’t score, then the other team can win the game with a score. If there is still a tie after two possessions, then the game enters sudden death.

2. There should be double overtime. If the game is still tied after one overtime period, KEEP PLAYING! This is not a home for dinner situation. I don’t understand the the rush to get a football game over with. The NBA will play 27 overtimes to determine a winner in a meaningless game in November. Baseball will go 22 innings or more if they have to. So, why can’t the NFL get with it.

3. If we really don’t want to see more than two overtimes, then have a field goal kickoff, kinda like a shootout in hockey or soccer. Have the kickers face off and keep moving them back until someone misses. Hockey got so sick of all the ties that they started shootouts. Why can’t the NFL fix this so it doesn’t happen anymore?

Whatever the solution is, get rid of tie games in the NFL.

Yes, I have a new blog post, but it’s not here. Instead, it’s here—>http://crapcangarage.blogspot.com/

Go read!

Yeah, I got laid off from my job, along with about 12 other awesome people. I’m not going to say much about it. It’s not worth it. While I don’t agree with the decision and think that it could have easily been avoided, I’m not that upset over it. I and everyone else there with me deserve much better, and this is just one step closer to that.

I get to work the overnight shift at work for the next few weeks, roughly 10pm to 6am. So, not only will I have zero human interaction at home, but now I’ll also have zero human interaction at work, as I will be the only one in the building.

Now if I was hosting a late-night online radio show, that would be fun. I could also take callers and get to actually talk to people for once.

I decided to write an email to the Bengals regarding some money they owe me. I’ll post the response if I get one:

Dear Cincinnati Bengals franchise,

I am writing to request that your organization reimburse to me the sum of $207.50, the amount of Direct TV’s NFL Sunday Ticket subscription. I ordered the service in order to watch the Bengals games from the state of California. However, I am dissatisfied and disappointed with your sub-par product and do not find it worth the money I have spent. Therefore, I request that you cover the expense.

You may send a check to me at **** Northridge, CA 91324.

Thank you,
Ken —–

Since I do such a great job of keeping this blog so up-to-date with amazing content, I’ve decided to start another blog: http://thiscariscrap.blogspot.com/

ENJOY!

I forgot that I’m on Twitter, that stupid site for big blowhards that think they’re important. So, I’ve decided to use it to express my anger about EVERYTHING. I’ll figure out how to make my “twitterings” automatically appear on this site so people don’t have to actually go to twitter. That will be fun. In the meantime, go here:

http://twitter.com/AngryKen

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