New XFL rules

[EastOfEden]

I am a traditionalist. But I really like three of the new XFL rules

1. A three point conversion option after TDs
2. Kick off rules
3. 4th and 15 option instead of kickoff.

I'd like to see real football take a look at those.

 

[CO4NU]

Can they bring these back also?

 

[katymac]

I am a traditionalist. But I really like three of the new XFL rules

1. A three point conversion option after TDs
2. Kick off rules
3. 4th and 15 option instead of kickoff.

I'd like to see real football take a look at those.

1 yes

 

[HUSKER HOT SAUCE]

NO! XFL sucks. No three pointer after a TD, just leave the 2 point or 1 point option alone. Football isn't pro wrestling.

 

[Venture]

Why?

 

[BubbaGene]

XFL doesn't want to be your dad's football game. It's kinda what makes it interesting really...otherwise it is just the same 'ol same 'ol, but not as good.

 

[HuskerBLM]

The kickoff rule might be a good one. Less full speed head to head collisions (safety) and maybe more returns rather than touchbacks (actual play).

 

[DuckTownHusker]

People forget that the original XFL brought a lot of innovation to the game of football, including things like the fly-by-wire cameras now ubiquitous in NFL and NCAAF.

It's not supposed to compete with the NFL, and I think the XFL folks realize that. It's about a fun and fresh version of football and maybe this go-round will offer some contributions to the "industry" of football.

 

[HUSKER HOT SAUCE]

People forget that the original XFL brought a lot of innovation to the game of football, including things like the fly-by-wire cameras now ubiquitous in NFL and NCAAF.

It's not supposed to compete with the NFL, and I think the XFL folks realize that. It's about a fun and fresh version of football and maybe this go-round will offer some contributions to the "industry" of football.

But it's not fun or fresh, it's a boring product designed around tricking people into believing it's Dr. Pepper when it's a watered down version of Mr. Pibb.

 

[HuskerWeatherman]

People forget that the original XFL brought a lot of innovation to the game of football, including things like the fly-by-wire cameras now ubiquitous in NFL and NCAAF.

It's not supposed to compete with the NFL, and I think the XFL folks realize that. It's about a fun and fresh version of football and maybe this go-round will offer some contributions to the "industry" of football.

The XFL also brought us He Hate Me -- who went from Hall of Fame Name status to six years in the NFL.

 

[HUSKER HOT SAUCE]

The XFL also brought us He Hate Me -- who went from Hall of Fame Name status to six years in the NFL.

Racism way back then too. That's all that was.

 

[HuskerWeatherman]

Racism way back then too. That's all that was.

You are nuts.

 

[HUSKER HOT SAUCE]

You are nuts.

Why you say that? XFL is boring, it's just another way to distract people. It's a boring by product trying to be hip. It won't fly for long, just like in the past, it's a money grab and nothing more.

He Hate Me, was reverse racism, nothing more, prove me wrong here. There was ZERO need for that crap and you know it.

 

[HuskerWeatherman]

He Hate Me, was reverse racism, nothing more, prove me wrong here.

JS Online: Fans love 'He Hate Me'

Smart came up with "He Hate Me."

"Basically, my brother's my opponent," he said. "After I win, he's gonna hate me. It is what it is. It's a saying I was saying when I'd feel something wasn't going my way. For example, (when) I was on the squad in Vegas and coach was putting other guys in.

"If I felt I'm better than them, you know, hey, he hate me. See what I'm saying? Give me a chance. That's all I ask. It came from the heart. Within. The way I felt."

 

[HUSKER HOT SAUCE]

JS Online: Fans love 'He Hate Me'

Okay, believe what you need to. It was a black mans way of flipping a white man the finger back then, nothing more. We don't need to argue this, it's plain as day man.