[SUW] Onside Kicking on KO after penalty.

[frostbitmic]

Have your Kicker kick the ball low, hard and directly at the guy in the middle. From 10 yards away, that ball would be moving fast, leaving it difficult to handle.

[BillsShredder83]

1 hour ago, WhoTom said:

 

The returner could simply call a fair catch if he sees too many defenders approaching. We don't see it a lot, but you can fair catch a KO.

Reallyyyyyy? Seems like the sky balls like we saw end of last game should always be that way. 

 

At what point of that does kicking team lose ability to play the ball though. If they high point a ball and bump into returner on way down seems like it'd be penalty.

 

Interesting topic btw!

[Robert Paulson]

what does SUW mean?

 

[boyst]

8 minutes ago, Robert Paulson said:

what does SUW mean?

 

 

3 hours ago, Gugny said:

WTF is SUW?

Spanish under wear

 

Edit. Fine. All I'll say is it goes back to pre OFW days. When random topics were created that didn't have specific things to do with the Bills, where thoughts were abstract and undisciplined, were silly and unfocused at times and usually midweek babble. 

Edited November 23, 2022 by boyst

[Robert Paulson]

what is OFW?

 

you are losing me dude

 

 

Edited November 23, 2022 by Robert Paulson

[boyst]

Just now, Robert Paulson said:

what is OFW?

 

you are losing me dude

 

 

Autocorrect. Meant OTW.  Which is off the wall. 

[TheFunPolice]

maybe one of those that land in between the return lines and might cause someone who doesn't usually handle the ball and isn't expecting to suddenly to need to field a ball that's bouncing strangely. 

 

Still low % but what the heck

 

 

[Generic_Bills_Fan]

6 hours ago, boyst said:

SUW...

 

After a defense commits a 15 yard penalty on a touchdown or FG it moves the kickoff from the 35 to the 50. At this point you're guaranteed to kick it out of the end zone.

 

Why do teams never consider kicking an onside at this point? Field position would be at the 40 for the opposing team should they recover. A team with a good defense shouldn't fret over this, and the 15 yard difference on a touchback (25 yard line).

 

It would not be ideal in every game situation but if you are down 7-10 points against a poor offense it could make sense. So, should teams do it? 

Idk what game I saw this in but someone kicked it very high and short of the end zone in that situation and the offense started on the 6.  Id take that over an onside attempt which is 90% recovered by the kicking team 

[The Wiz]

3 hours ago, Gugny said:

WTF is SUW?

Something U wonder?

Seems useful wishing?

shakes ur wang?

smells under wear?

[boyst]

2 minutes ago, The Wiz said:

Something U wonder?

Seems useful wishing?

shakes ur wang?

smells under wear?

Not even close. 

[The Wiz]

2 minutes ago, boyst said:

Not even close. 

those letters dont even match!?!?!?!

 

 

 

🤣

[frostbitmic]

If you make a fair catch on a kickoff the ball is placed at the 25 yard line even if it was caught at the 2 yard line.

[Simon]

2 hours ago, Robert Paulson said:

what does SUW mean?

 

 

Senseless Unthinking Weekday

[cba fan]

8 hours ago, boyst said:

SUW...

 

After a defense commits a 15 yard penalty on a touchdown or FG it moves the kickoff from the 35 to the 50. At this point you're guaranteed to kick it out of the end zone.

 

Why do teams never consider kicking an onside at this point? Field position would be at the 40 for the opposing team should they recover. A team with a good defense shouldn't fret over this, and the 15 yard difference on a touchback (25 yard line).

 

It would not be ideal in every game situation but if you are down 7-10 points against a poor offense it could make sense. So, should teams do it? 

question? Will receiving team have a Gabe Davis trying to field the onsides kick? lol

Edited November 23, 2022 by cba fan

[Simon]

1 minute ago, cba fan said:

question? Will receiving team have a Gabe Davis trying to field the onsides kick? lol

 

It's funny to mess with Gabe on that one, but I doubt anybody would have been able to field that thing cleanly.

[boyst]

27 minutes ago, Simon said:

 

Senseless Unthinking Weekday

Silly unfocused Wednesday. C'mon man. 

[cba fan]

28 minutes ago, Simon said:

 

It's funny to mess with Gabe on that one, but I doubt anybody would have been able to field that thing cleanly.

it hit him in the facemask. 🤷‍♂️ after going through his hands 😂

Edited November 23, 2022 by cba fan

[vincec]

9 hours ago, boyst said:

SUW...

 

After a defense commits a 15 yard penalty on a touchdown or FG it moves the kickoff from the 35 to the 50. At this point you're guaranteed to kick it out of the end zone.

 

Why do teams never consider kicking an onside at this point? Field position would be at the 40 for the opposing team should they recover. A team with a good defense shouldn't fret over this, and the 15 yard difference on a touchback (25 yard line).

 

It would not be ideal in every game situation but if you are down 7-10 points against a poor offense it could make sense. So, should teams do it? 

Would make sense if it was actually possible to recover an onside kick under the current rules. At this point, it would basically just be giving away field position.

[Simon]

10 minutes ago, cba fan said:

it hit him in the facemask. 🤷‍♂️ after going through his hands 😂

 

It was doing about 80mph coming up from a perfect hop off the turf.

16 minutes ago, boyst said:

Silly unfocused Wednesday. C'mon man. 

 

My Roget's is a 2014 edition 

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SUW - Someone understand why?

Racking my brain trying to figure it out!