what are bonus periods in the NFL called?
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The Overtime Quarter, also known as the sudden death quarter because the first team to score points of any kind wins the game.
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Well, some countries are clearly giving them bonuses  ;-))\n\nFake penalties, yellow cards, fouls... there is probably a fee's table to choose from.
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This is when A team looses a player to a penalty call (most penalties are 2 minutes, but the bad ones are 5 minutes). The player is placed in the penalty box for the time stipulated by the refs. So now that team is down one player, and the other team has a one man advantage over the penalized team. This is called a power play for the team with the advantage. Now it is possible during a power play that another player could be penalized, placing the other team in a 2 man advantage. If at anytime during a power play the team with an advantage scores a goal. it is called a power play goal, and the first person penalized (if there is more than 1, if there isn't the 1 in the box) is released from the penalty box, and normal play is resumed.
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It isn't new man. The just played Arena Bowl 20. It is just now getting more popular and there are now alot of independent league. The Arena Football League itself though is kinda old though. Anyway they make little in the AFL and even less in independent leagues. For example we have an indepenent league around here, the American Indoor Football Association(just changed from the AIFL, the L was League) and the players make $300 for a win and $250 for a loss. So in a season they make less then the league minimum for a rookie, heck the rookie proably can make almost as much in a game. So if you can't cut it in trhe NFL but love football and are good then you drop to the Arena football league.
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Not exactly sure what you mean, but here are the ingredients. \n\n32 NFL Teams\n16 possible games in a full week (not including bye weeks) \n8 possible winners in a full NFL week (not including bye weeks) (not including ties either) \n\nnow obviously you'd have to manipulate your "formula" to exclude teams that have a bye each week until all teams have completed their bye weeks.
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It's a added pick at the end of a round that is added when teams lose players to free agency.  Technically it is after the end of the round and before the beginning of the next round, however they are usually considered additional picks at the end of the earlier round.
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You must mean Fantasy Draft. It doesn't start until about a month or two before the NFL season starts. Wait until about the start of august and go to NFL.COM. A fantasy draft is when you enter a league and compete against other managers every week of the NFL season until a champion is crowned. I did it for the first time last year and it is well worth the time and effort. You can also partake in one of the fantasy drafts on Yahoo.com but like i said, give it till the beginning of august. An offline draft is just you and whoever you choose to join, if you do the draft on yahoo, then the individual who you elect as the commisioner reports the results to yahoo. Good Luck
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PROGRESSION OF SCORING VALUES\n\nGoalsGoals\n              FromAfter\n              Field TDs\nSeasonSafetyTDs<FG><PAT> Length of the Game+\n 1883  1 2 2  4  2-45 <A>\n 1884  2 4 5  2  2-45 <B>*\n 1897  2 4 5  2  2-35 <C>*\n 1904  2 5 4  1  2-35 <D>\n 1909  2 5 3  1  2-30 <E>\n 1912  2 6 3  1  4-15 <F>\n 1958 1-2 6 31-2-2# 1-2-2 <G>\n 1988 2-1 6 31-2-2@ 1-2-2 <H>\n\nLength of the games: Halves 1883-1908; quarters since 1909\n\n*In 1885, teams could receive points by being deliberately drawn offside…\nwith an additional point being awarded for each subsequent offense.\nIn addition, points could be awarded for slugging, members of the opposing team.\n\n#Teams scoring touchdowns, were given the option--on the conversion--of kicking\nfor a single point or running the ball across the goal line or completing a\npassing for two points.\n\n@Defensive units were now awarded two points with the return of a fumble\nor a blocked PAT kick.
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Tie-breakers.  I don't know the whole break down of the whole thing.  Heard it on ESPN Sportcenter.
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The time added on for stoppages in play.  You know when the guy is rolling around in "pain" while all his teamates are getting a drink of water?   Well, time is money and they pay for that rest in "stoppage time' added at the end of each half.  This also prevents teams from wasting time as well.  BTW- It's not always 5 minutes, it varies with the "rolling around in pain" part.
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Football. Especially lineman. Your being hit by someone who very strong, continusly for about and hour and 30 mins. The only break u get is half-time.
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Illegal Substitution: It's illegal to break the huddle with 12 players. This happens from time to time if a player comes into the game without properly informing the player he's replacing. \n\nIllegal Motion: A reciver or back is allowed to be in motion prior to the snap as long as he isn't moving towards the line of scrimmage. When he is, illegal motion is called.
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its the term being used for the possible massive amount of cuts that will be made on thursday because of the number of teams who are over the cap
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Each city puts in a bid to the NFL to host a future Superbowl. The list plans for where the game will be, security, improvments, city life, how the city economy will be affected. ect. Then, when a certain time has elapsed, the NFL commission chooses a place,and thats it, theres a superbowl
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The NFL playoffs work in the following fashion. The divisional champions automatically qualify for the playoffs, and each conference has two wildcard teams, that are based on season records, and tiebreakers such as head to head meetings, divisional record, conference record, points differential,  and so on. The first round of the playoffs is called the WildCard Round, because that's when the wildcard teams are playing. The two top teams in each conference are given byes into the next round.  The second week of the playoffs is called the divisional round, because that's when the two top seeds in each conference are playing their first playoff games. The third week of the playoffs\nis the conference championships, where the two teams remaining in each conference battle for the right to represent their conference in the Super Bowl. The Super Bowl is currently\ncontested between the champions of the AFC and the NFC, and\nthe winner will be crowned the Super Bowl champion.  If you want a reference, go to this link:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NFL_playoffs
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Only one.\n\nI think it's called football.
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In NFL as well as College, you are not allowed to Trip anyone. It s a Personal Foul, and 15 yard or the result of the play is awarded to the other team.\n\nTripping:  Using your leg,to swing at another play in an effort to knock them to the ground.