Even if there were warnings, if they knew about the issue, they are at fault. You can’t stick a warning up to absolve yourself of your reasonability.
Even if there were warnings, if they knew about the issue, they are at fault. You can’t stick a warning up to absolve yourself of your reasonability.
They’re bringing in Tebow to try out too. So, at least 6. Hell, we’ll probably get to 11 and have an entire offense be QBs. It’s like a real-life Breaking Madden.
Butte Montana. Purely for the constant threat of butt jokes.
They played once in Chicago and once in Green Bay. Because you split your 2 games against each divisional opponent, 1 home, 1 away. Unless you think they played half their schedule away against divisional opponents.
You do know the Steelers had three timeouts. So that really would have been a fuck up.
Everyone would be able to see both goals.
That sucks. No sports fan should have the feeling of not wanting to see the game live. Except Pats and Seahawks fans. Because they’re the fucking worst.
Yeah. That’s some dumb planning. I can’t imagine the balls they gotta have to keep playing there after this season. It’s so disingenuous to the fans. They’re basically saying, “here’s some hockey, go fuck yourself.”
Yeah, I actually decided to read up on it because I couldn’t believe someone would allow that on purpose. You’d almost be better off holding games at the training facility and not fucking over fans
Holy hell. That is some incredibly bad design. Thanks for posting those. My wife was watching with me, and even though she is new to hockey, she asked me why the Islanders are playing in a converted auditorium. I told her it was a new arena and she laughed. It was sad.
As a non-Islanders fan who watched an Islanders home game on TV, I agree based on what I saw. Half the crowd you can see is a big empty space (with a car in it?), and the lighting just a little off. Feels like I’m watching a game played in the 70s or something. It’s really odd.
On my way to the castle I ran into the Super Mutants holding that building (forget what it’s called) and found the ghouls holed up next to them. No one had seen me, so I snuck a silenced shot at a mutant. He went searching for me and hit the ghouls. Both sides went after each other while I’m hiding behind a truck. The…
I’m sure you’ve learned this by now, but you keep the bonus of the magazine even if you don’t collect it, or if you sell it. A magazine is basically a free perk plus 50 caps.
You’ve got my vote. Especially with the, “TD under review, commercial, PAT, commercial, kickoff, commercial” scenario.
Force the other team to use all their challenges. Then do whatever you want on every play. The Seahawks were/are famous for committing penalties on every play because they knew the refs were afraid of calling that can’t penalties. And without the ability to review everything, a team like that can’t be stopped.
That’s great until a team starts gaming the system and gets away with cheating. Limiting challenges is ridiculous. And if you have a shitty crew working, you’re going to burn challenges to just keep your team in the game. Just put it all on a review team and stop making the coaching staff have to worry about losing a…
It is intentional. So much so that Woody had to convince all the toys to “break a few rules.” Which I always took as, “We have to go against our very nature. We have to change who we are.” And that’s what they did. The scared, tortured toys became brave and courageous, standing up to Sid. Woody became a leader when…
I hate that fucker going under the hood. At the very least, put a ref in the booth upstairs. He can just judge the play immediately, eliminating the stupid slow walk to and from the sidelines. Even that would save over a minute of time.
But they can’t really be compared that closely because you can have delayed penalties in hockey. So reviewing a penalty from 30 seconds ago would screw it up. But because play in football stops every 6 seconds, a constant review process is easier. And if you can make it so the refs just get the call immediately…
The game should be constantly monitored. If the ref makes a bad call like you described, the ref gets an immediate correction by the review team. Now, if a ref on the field fucks up and kills a live play, oh well. There’s literally no real solution to that. Sometimes things can’t be fixed. Luckily that doesn’t happen…