Brian & Lysander
Lysander Lysander
Hey Brian, ever thought about how the rules of overtime in the NFL actually act like a legal showdown—each team gets a brief, a clause, a chance to win before the final verdict?
Brian Brian
Absolutely, man, overtime is kinda like a court‑room drama on the gridiron. Each side gets a “brief” – a chance to throw, run, or just get that field goal – then the judge, which is the clock and the score, decides the verdict. It’s like a legal showdown but with football. If you mess up the brief, well, that’s just like a bad file and the game’s over.