I have an idea I would like to propose.

Oh yeah, please.

I think this was inspired by

watching Arizona State, Texas State.

Great game, by the way.

Excellent game.

I think we should eliminate half a distance to the goal

as a penalty against the offense.

I think if the penalty would put you in the end zone, we put you just one

yard into the end zone, that's it, and we say you have one play to get out. If you don't get out,

if you don't gain yardage from there, it's a safety.

Incomplete pass, safety. Zero gain safety. Like, just like flip it on them.

Brian I have a question.

Yeah, go ahead.

Does this also apply on the other side of the field?

No, and here is why.

It should, football should be harder for the offense.

Like the whole point of football for the offense. Like the whole point of football is

the office is supposed to have the hard job. The football the offense is supposed to

have the hard job and so this rule does not apply on the other side where the offense would get the ball in the end zone and have one play to

successfully not lose yardage that no we're not doing that

So you say this idea was inspired by the Arizona State, Texas State thriller, but what I'm hearing is less,

...