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It's an open forum Wednesday coming your way a little bit later at 5 o'clock. So the

NFL is changing the overtime rule in the post-season but not the regular season.

We saw what happened this year in the Kansas City Buffalo playoff game and

owners finally realized they need to make the change so in post-season overtime

Each team is guaranteed a possession, but not so in the regular season.

My question is, why not?

How about some uniformity? How about having some consistency?

Yes, I know that other sports don't have the rules the same

in the regular season, the post season, such as MLB,

such as the National Hockey League,

but is it gonna kill a team to get a possession after they allow the other team to score a touchdown.

And I know folks like sudden death, but you're still going to have sudden death.

It's just a little bit different.

Post-season, I like, I think it's a good idea

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