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If the teams don't want to finish the game, just declare it a draw, and let the playoff berths fall where they may.
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Yes, I’m new here, lol.That would mean the NFL would have to refund ESPN some $$$ for lost advertising revenue. You must be new here cause the NFL owners don’t do refunds. If they add an additional playoff team to field that would mean more $$$ in their pockets. Now that makes more $$$ sense to the owners.
It probably won’t happen but I would not be shocked if it did.
BORING. Give me drama, Mr. Shock.If the teams don't want to finish the game, just declare it a draw, and let the playoff berths fall where they may.
I guess I’m just like the NFL right now….don’t have a clue about what to do.Yes, I’m new here, lol.
And in one breath you say they don’t do refunds, insinuating they are going to add a playoff team. And then you say that it probably won’t happen.
I guess I’m just like the NFL right now….don’t have a clue about what to do.
BORING. Give me drama, Mr. Shock.
NFC also is possible. Not sure if the Saints could get it now or what.
FIFYFlorio has been throwing a lot of stuff against the wall the last decade or so.
The idea is that the #1 seed gets a bye, and both the Bills/Bengals had a shot at it. Adding a #8 seed eliminates the bye, so makes some sort of a compromise (we don't know who deserves it, so no one gets it).If they do declare the game a no contest then adding an 8th team to playoffs does nothing. The three teams involved are already in the playoffs so you would still have to go with win percentage to determine seeding. All adding an 8th team will do is give off the perception that the NFL used a player's life threatening injury as an excuse to add extra playoff games to generate revenue.