It's a Draw!

[House]

Rams v 49ers.

There will/should be tremendous discussion this week how the refs let more than a minute come off the clock that shouldn't have.

Either way. Fun result to see

[Malakai432]

Lol yeah, epic overtime action....

[Synthetic]

the new OT rules suck with the "TD to end it" (giving the other team another shot even if their defense blows it by letting the team kick a field goal)

I think they should use 2 OT periods of 15 minutes long. They do it in the playoffs.

[SteelCityColt]

Crazy game, I'm certainly feeling the OT this morning at work!

Funny how not all the players knew the OT rules, Rams deserved to win on balance in my opinion, penalties cost them dearly.

[bayone]

the new OT rules suck with the "TD to end it" (giving the other team another shot even if their defense blows it by letting the team kick a field goal)

I think they should use 2 OT periods of 15 minutes long. They do it in the playoffs.

Its better than before but agree if its a team game , & u win a COIN TOSS to get ball first, have a stellar drive ( even though your own D cant do a thing ) and get TD, then other team still should get a shot at your poor d,-- Many teams are much better at Offense or defense and not balanced and the mere toss of a coin really gives an unfair advantage, IF NOT, why do they have 2 halves in regulation witrh each getting to start a half & coin toss only allowing a choice of which half to start drive & lets other team pick which endzxone they want to start bfrom

Really though is no true answer , thats 1 reason its been a discussion for years