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In response to
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NFL rules quiz: In an OT game, if the team to first possess the ball consumes then entire OT period on their drive and kicks a FG, do they win? -- nm
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by
Baron Enero
Yes -- nm
Posted by
budice
Jan 9 '22, 13:41
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The answer appears to be: During the regular season, yes. In the post-season, no.
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Baron Enero
Jan 9, 13:48
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So essentially that second drive in post-season doesn't even need a clock. Just a play-clock, right? (NM)
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Marlowe
Jan 9, 14:45
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They need to know when to switch stadium ends. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Jan 9, 14:59
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Oh, good point. (NM)
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Marlowe
Jan 9, 15:01
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It the only reason I got really. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Jan 9, 15:05
In theory they could score a FG on that drive and the OT continues, and then no one scores the rest of the quarter, so they go to a 3rd
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Reagen
Jan 9, 14:47
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What prompted this was me watching PIT-BAL in OT and the Ravens very deliberately inching down the field.
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Baron Enero
Jan 9, 15:25
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