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Why Does Jay Sawyer Of Northbrook Feel That The Kickoff Should Be Eliminated?

According to Jay Sawyer of Northbrook, the kickoff is widely considered the most dangerous play in the NFL. Moreover, after a number of tweaks, it is now also considered the most boring. He feels that in a league that struggles with injuries, getting rid of the kickoff could keep players healthy and speed up the game.

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Why Does Jay Sawyer Of Northbrook Feel That The Kickoff Should Be Eliminated?

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  1. Why Does Jay Sawyer Of Northbrook Feel That The Kickoff Should Be Eliminated?

  2. The Kickoff, According To Jay Sawyer, Is Dangerous and Boring According to Jay Sawyer of Northbrook, the kickoff is widely considered the most dangerous play in the NFL. Moreover, after a number of tweaks, it is now also considered the most boring. He feels that in a league that struggles with injuries, getting rid of the kickoff could keep players healthy and speed up the game.

  3. About The NFL Proposing To Replace the Onside Kick Jay Sawyer of Northbrook shares that The NFL is proposing to replace the onside kick with a 4th-and-15 from the kicking team’s own 25-yard line. However, this is not an entirely new idea as some teams proposed a much stricter alternative, which was voted down by owners last year. The now-defunct Alliance of American football had an option for a 4th-and12 from the 28-yard line if a team was down by more than 17 points in the last 5 minutes of the game.

  4. Some More Interesting Facts Researched By Sawyer The research by Jay Sawyer of Northbrook shows that there were 7 cases where a team was faced with a 4th-and-15 last year. Teams converted on them twice, which is a 28.9% chance of success. The percentage since 2015 is just a bit lower, with 7 out of 29 being converted (around 24%).

  5. What Will Happen If This New Rule Was Passed? Seeing the statistics, Sawyer feels that it is a big jump from the onside kick percentage. He also believes that there would be far more teams keeping possession late-game if this new rule was passed.

  6. Thank YouJay Sawyer, Northbrook

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