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Why bother even having kickoffs if every kick is just going to sail out the endzone with no possibility of a return, or trying to pin the opposition deep? It was bad week 1, and bad again here in week 2.

Just start out from the 25 and be done with kickoffs/returns entirely, instead of this farce. “Stopgap” excuse be damned.

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[–] tpWinthropeIII 3 points 1 year ago

Something has to be done to bring back the onside kick. It's not dangerous from the standpoint of concussions.

4th and 25 or 15 is not as interesting and favors passing teams.