● "Official" ? ▪︎ WEEK 18 ▪︎ BROWNS 14 ● Bengals 31 ? Jan. 7th, a 14-31 second team "Loss"
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Gotta love these Week 18 exhibition games!
Interception #2 of the day, and it is 1:09 pm EST.
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I know this game doesn't mean anything, but I'd love to win this game... be funny to keep the Bengals under .500, also to sweep them.
Plus 12-5 is cool.
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This looks like a 7-3 final
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Seeing more starter-level players (Ogbo, Harris) take the field so far.
The ONLY thing I care about this game, is not getting more injuries. To the point I'd prefer the personnel in charge of Gatorade distribution not get ingrown toenails!
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Titans lead jags 7-3
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Are they allowed to forfeit?
"And they don't really know even what they're talkin' about And I can't imagine what empty heads can achieve." -
Gotta love these Week 18 exhibition games!
Interception #2 of the day, and it is 1:09 pm EST.
Gotta love these Week 18 exhibition games!
Interception #2 of the day, and it is 1:09 pm EST.
Oh yes ! Excitement on every snap, lol. meanwhile I just finished some of my sister-in-laws kolachi wt butter, ok.
TD Cinci, woo-hoo.
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Are they allowed to forfeit? start today ?
Ahhhh maybe .....
In American football, a team must begin with at least seven players (the number legally required to man a line of scrimmage) ready to play; a forfeiture occurs if a team does not have that many. It can also occur when the number of able players drops to below seven at any point during the game, as a result of an unfair act, or punitive retroactive sanctions against a team from a governing body such as the NCAA.
In the event the team forfeiting the game is already losing at the time of the forfeit, the score at the time stands as is. Otherwise, forfeits result in a 2–0 score in the National Football League or a 1–0 score in high school football, NCAA and Canadian football.
In the case of high school and the NCAA, the forfeit is one of only two ways for a team to finish with a score of only one point (the other theoretical possibility is if a team's only score comes from a defensive safety, i.e. a botched conversion attempt that results in its opponent getting backed all the way back into its own end zone).
●-> The National Football League rulebook has a provision for forfeiture but has never used it <--● never used it ???
GO BUCKEYES, BROWNS, INDIANS, CAVS, YSU, NAVY and yes I like ND! -
This looks exactly like I expected and I'm so totally fine with it. Gosh darn Jags are choking, naturally.
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Are they allowed to forfeit? start today ?
Ahhhh maybe .....
In American football, a team must begin with at least seven players (the number legally required to man a line of scrimmage) ready to play; a forfeiture occurs if a team does not have that many. It can also occur when the number of able players drops to below seven at any point during the game, as a result of an unfair act, or punitive retroactive sanctions against a team from a governing body such as the NCAA.
In the event the team forfeiting the game is already losing at the time of the forfeit, the score at the time stands as is. Otherwise, forfeits result in a 2–0 score in the National Football League or a 1–0 score in high school football, NCAA and Canadian football.
In the case of high school and the NCAA, the forfeit is one of only two ways for a team to finish with a score of only one point (the other theoretical possibility is if a team's only score comes from a defensive safety, i.e. a botched conversion attempt that results in its opponent getting backed all the way back into its own end zone).
●-> The National Football League rulebook has a provision for forfeiture but has never used it <--● never used it ???
Ahhhh maybe .....
In American football, a team must begin with at least seven players (the number legally required to man a line of scrimmage) ready to play; a forfeiture occurs if a team does not have that many. It can also occur when the number of able players drops to below seven at any point during the game, as a result of an unfair act, or punitive retroactive sanctions against a team from a governing body such as the NCAA.
In the event the team forfeiting the game is already losing at the time of the forfeit, the score at the time stands as is. Otherwise, forfeits result in a 2–0 score in the National Football League or a 1–0 score in high school football, NCAA and Canadian football.
In the case of high school and the NCAA, the forfeit is one of only two ways for a team to finish with a score of only one point (the other theoretical possibility is if a team's only score comes from a defensive safety, i.e. a botched conversion attempt that results in its opponent getting backed all the way back into its own end zone).
The National Football League rulebook has a provision for forfeiture but has never used it <--● never used it ???
So you’re saying there’s a chance. ?
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I’m done watching this. Hopefully no one gets hurt. Cya next week
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This looks exactly like I expected and I'm so totally fine with it. Gosh darn Jags are choking, naturally.
This looks exactly like I expected and I'm so totally fine with it. Gosh darn Jags are choking, naturally.
SO you chose to watch the BROWNS, good move ! What's new in JAX jiggs ?
GO BUCKEYES, BROWNS, INDIANS, CAVS, YSU, NAVY and yes I like ND! -
We got em right where we want em
Oh yeah, end of Q1 time ..... 45 minutes to go. ..... good seats still available.
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