Championship Sunday

[T.Ferguson]

We were just talking about how they should go with hockey rules where a stadium has a backup goalie should all your goalies go down.

There was a game Carolina was playing in Canada and the Zamboni guy came in to play goalie and won.

They shoulda had some guy in the stands that could come in and play for either team should their 4th string QB go down.

I remember that happening in hockey, really cool story. I think he played goalie in high school or college.

But yeah, not a good thing for the game when one team doesn't even have a QB who can throw the ball.

[NorthCoast]

Hurts is more of a running QB than a passer.

Don't go all LJ on us

[crushedspirit]

I remember that happening in hockey, really cool story. I think he played goalie in high school or college.

But yeah, not a good thing for the game when one team doesn't even have a QB who can throw the ball.

Don't know how it would work in the NFL when a QB needs to know the specific team play calls.

[Mr.wizard]

Just a shame, looking forward to watching a great game and instead get a lopsided bore fest.

[BURGH86STEEL]

Before fans look or try to understand schemes they should look at player execution and mistakes. Injuries play a huge role into a teams success.

Games generally boild down to player execution and mistakes regardless of injuries.

[BURGH86STEEL]

Just a shame, looking forward to watching a great game and instead get a lopsided bore fest.

This is why I won't pay for PPV of any sport.

[WindyCitySteel]

Before fans look or try to understand schemes they should look at player execution and mistakes. Injuries play a huge role into a teams success.

Games generally boild down to player execution and mistakes regardless of injuries.

Dude, just go play another Madden game and leave this discussion to the adults.

[The Man of Steel]

Has there ever been an NFL game where one team didn't have a QB

That just happened in 2020 with the Denver Broncos where they had to play a WR at QB.

[T.Ferguson]

Don't know how it would work in the NFL when a QB needs to know the specific team play calls.

Yeah maybe there should just be a rule where a 3rd string QB that can play needs to be on the gameday roster, just add an extra roster spot for this specific role. Do teams still have practice squads? Just have like a bridge QB for that third spot.

[NorthCoast]

Before fans look or try to understand schemes they should look at player execution and mistakes. Injuries play a huge role into a teams success.

Games generally boild down to player execution and mistakes regardless of injuries.

Jealous watching the Niners OL blocking, especially on screen plays.