Will the NFL step in if the Pats keep "piling on the points unnecessarily"?

**darkpower** · 10-29-2007, 07:19 AM

As in, if they are up by how much they were at the middle of the 3rd quarter vs. the Skins and they still have the starters out and throwing deep and trying to score and score and score, could you see the NFL, agreeing with a move like this or not, stepping in and issuing some sort of ruling on the issue?

I don't know personally if I would agree with it or not, but if Billichek (good coach, HORRIBLE PR guy, seems like a total cocksucking asshole) keeps his starters in if he has the game well in hand for a few more weeks (which he might not vs. the Colts next week, but it could happen with other teams), I could see Goodel coming in and saying something or taking action, or if too many coaches or players or personnel complain or fans start getting upset of what is going on.

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10-29-2007, 07:19 AM	#1
darkpower Why So Curious? Posts: 3,408	Will the NFL step in if the Pats keep "piling on the points unnecessarily"? As in, if they are up by how much they were at the middle of the 3rd quarter vs. the Skins and they still have the starters out and throwing deep and trying to score and score and score, could you see the NFL, agreeing with a move like this or not, stepping in and issuing some sort of ruling on the issue? I don't know personally if I would agree with it or not, but if Billichek (good coach, HORRIBLE PR guy, seems like a total cocksucking asshole) keeps his starters in if he has the game well in hand for a few more weeks (which he might not vs. the Colts next week, but it could happen with other teams), I could see Goodel coming in and saying something or taking action, or if too many coaches or players or personnel complain or fans start getting upset of what is going on. Vote and discuss.