Several proposals to change the NFL’s current overtime format are expected to be heard by the league’s Competition Committee during the NFL Scouting Combine. The NFL’s current overtime format has been a hot-button topic ever since the Bills’ offense did not get a chance with the ball before losing to the Chiefs in the divisional round of the AFC playoffs.
Speaking of Buffalo, Bills general manager Brandon Beane offered his idea on how to improve the overtime period. Beane’s unique idea would ensure that both teams get at least one opportunity to possess the ball during the extra period.
“Ours is going to be more instead of one possession and then you get the other possession, is a time, similar to in basketball, you play five minutes,” Beane said, via the Associated Press. “Baseball, both teams get the top half and the bottom half (of an inning). So a time limit, and I’m talking about postseason only….
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