Dico la mia:
Boh, per me ci puo' stare. Tanto l'argomento non riguarda i miei Bills (arrivarci, ai Playoff...)First, changing the rule on playoff seedings. Division winners would still qualify automatically with the top two won-loss record division winners earning first round byes. But under the proposal a Wild Card team could play at home in the first round if their won-loss record is better than the division winner it has to play. The league hopes it will prevent teams from sitting regulars the last week of the regular season knowing their playoff seed is sewn up.
Questa non e' da poco, puo' cambiare abbastanza soprattutto quando si va verso la End Zone. E puo' cambiare MOLTO l'approccio difensivo su certe tracce - il difensore andra' diretto a spingere fuori il ricevitore che e' saltato per ricevere e morta li'.The forceout rule that awards completions and interceptions to players that were deemed forced out of bounds while in the air is up for elimination. If it's voted out, receivers making receptions and defensive players making interceptions must get both feet down in bounds no matter what.
I actually would like to see that rule stricken from the rule book because you're relying on an official to make a judgment call. Force out plays are not reviewable under replay so let the sideline or end line be the determining factor.
Non so se aumentare gli incompleti sia un modo per rendere il gioco piu' spettacolare
Marshawn Lynch ha detto che se tagliasse i dreads non gli funzionerebbe piu' il "Beast Mode" :sansone:The hair rule that I mentioned here yesterday will also be up for a vote. The player's hair cannot hang below the name on the back of their jersey. Players can tuck their hair up under their helmet.
BTW lo sapevate che ATTUALMENTE prendere un avversario per i capelli e' legale?
Anche questa... implica volontarieta' sempre?The five-yard facemask penalty is up for elimination. If it's taken out of the rule book all facemasks will be an automatic 15-yard penalty.
Bah. Come dimostrato lo scorso anno, basterebbe (basta) un po' di buon senso.Instant replay on field goals. You can thank the Cleveland Browns' Phil Dawson for this one. His kick that bounced off the support pole of the uprights and bounced back onto the field was initially ruled no good, but it was eventually overturned and ruled as good (correctly I might add). That tied the game and then the Browns won in OT.
I'm not crazy about this one. How hard is it to determine whether a field goal is good or not? A monkey can do it. In that game the problem was each official under their respective upright was only looking up at their upright to make sure the ball was inside of it. But when the ball comes into your peripheral vision and it's evident that it's inside the upright the next thing you should look at is if it clears the crossbar. On long field goals especially you should probably watch the ball first to see if it's going to make it, then look at your upright, and then the crossbar if the ball is going to be close. Is that so hard?
My fear is every field goal where the ball is so high that it is higher than the top of the uprights and there's some question as to whether the ball went over the outside top of the upright or if it was in. Head coaches are going to be asking for reviews on that stuff and the game is going to get slowed down even more.
ehm... chi scrive e' il giornalista dei BillsFinally, with the integrity of the game being called into question following Spygate, the commissioner called for stronger enforcement to police illegal activity. It apparently includes protection (immunity) for anyone reporting illegal tactics. I'm guessing it will pass. You don't want to be the owner that doesn't vote for stronger policing of the integrity of the game, I guess unless your Robert Kraft.
A me questa piace, dovrebbe alzare ulteriormente il livello tecnico della difesa. E' MOLTO piu' facile dire uno schema che non mimarlo manco fosse il gioca joue', quindi mi aspetto piu' profondita' negli schemi difensivi, e piu' opzioni. Anche se poi spesso la difesa deve giocare di reazione.Spygate is also expected to get the remote radio device in quarterback's helmets in a single defensive player's helmet as well, thereby reducing the need for defensive signals and preventing the opportunity to cheat as the Patriots did last year. The vote for the remote device for a defensive player fell short of passage last year, but will probably go through next week.








