Back door. That's the nothing personal word of the day today. Back door. Now get your

mind out of the gutter. I'm talking about a back door cover. You know what that is in

gambling? Well, if you're on CBS Sports HQ, we're all about gambling fantasy. You know

what it is. A football team is favored by 14 points. They're up by 15 and the losing

team at the end of the game does a hell marry. Scores are meaningless touchdown and the

underdog covers. That's called a back door cover. Or in basketball, you're up nine, running

out the clock. And all of a sudden, a steal. The line is eight. You've got the favorite.

The other team goes in for a layup. Boom. You've just been back door. Why might even thinking

about this? Well, other than the fact that it's a Tuesday, I'm thinking about it because

the NFL came out yesterday with a bunch of possible rule changes. We talked about the

diversity. We're not talking about that. The Rooney rule. We're talking about on field,

possible proposed rule changes. One of them that is the most meaningful and the one I love

is about onside kicks. They changed the rules with onside kicks a couple of years ago.

And the likelihood of recovering your own onside kick went from about 20% to 10%. So if

you're down to touchdowns, you score a touchdown, you then do an onside kicks to get the ball

back so you can get the ball back and try to score again and tie the game or go for two

when the game, whatever the case may be. But they made the rules because of all of the

players getting concussed. They didn't want all sorts of crazy high speed contacts. So

the offensive team, the kicking team couldn't run, get a head start, yada yada, onside kicks

became so boring. If you're team, you're rooting for a team that's out of it, you're rooting

for a back door cover, you're not getting it. No one's recovering onside kick. It would

just take a major mistake. When the XFL was still in business, that's the Vince McMahon

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