Why not?
I don't think it's about injury though, just that it's become a meaningless play when 99.6% of PATs are good.
I don't think it's about injury though, just that it's become a meaningless play when 99.6% of PATs are good.
No, Goodell wants to make the game "safer". While, I'm all for minimizing helmet-to-helmet hits, I think eliminating a facet of the game is foolish. Players are going to get hurt. Whether it's on a halfback dive, getting drilled by Wes Welker, or on a "meaningless" PAT.
Players rarely get hurt on a PAT though. The defenders don't even rush half the time.
Players rarely get hurt on a PAT though. The defenders don't even rush half the time.
Tell that to Goodell. The risk of injury is at the root of this proposal. Plus, not having a PAT gives replay officials more time to review the scoring play. That's not a good reason for eliminating the PAT either.
Players rarely get hurt on a PAT though. The defenders don't even rush half the time.
Tell that to Goodell. The risk of injury is at the root of this proposal. Plus, not having a PAT gives replay officials more time to review the scoring play. That's not a good reason for eliminating the PAT either.
Would it be an automatic 1 unless you opt to try for 2? If not, this is stupid as it fucks the math up.