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What are some plays that had absolutely no shot at a positive outcome, even if they went as planned?
My nomination is the . I mean, even if they draw the Patriots offsides it’s an illegal formation to begin with. I’m glad the Colts ran the play so we can laugh about it to this day, but why would you ever do something like this?!
Any other examples of truly awful plays come to mind?
For me I'm going to go with Phil Luckett. He was responsible for letting the overtime coin toss fiasco between the Steelers and Lions in '98 (with Jerome Bettis trying to call hea-tails) get out of control and he also is the only referee I've ever seen commit inadvertent pass interference on a receiver to prevent a TD (see the Joe Horn collision in a game between the Panthers and Saints in 2001). Who are yours?
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With the draft in Green Bay next year, I’m seriously considering going as it has always been a bucket list item. However, I do have concerns if it is worth it to go if you really get into the draft and are better off watching on TV.
For those that have attended a live draft, would you do it again? What would you do differently if you attend a future one in person?
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