Quote from: Sir Blue and Gold on Today at 01:36:46 AMA shorter field in the NFL would likely produce more NFL touchdowns. Up from the baseline of NFL touchdowns of the current field.You're just making stuff up and pretending it's the truth.
A shorter field in the CFL would likely produce more CFL touchdowns. Up from the baseline of CFL touchdowns of the current field.
The shorter you make the field the more dramatic the increase in scoring would be.
Are you really suggesting that isn't so? And if you are, is it no wonder that the commissioner doesn't seem to be listening to you?
This is beyond absurd, gentleman.
Quote from: TBURGESS on Today at 01:33:44 AMRubbish! No one is suggesting 20 or a 200-yard field. We are specifically talking about changing to the same 100 yard field that the NFL is using. It's an apples to apples comparison.
One stated reason for the change is more scoring. IE: Shorter field = more TD's. It's a ridiculous idea, but if it was true, then the NFL with its shorter field should have more scoring, but it doesn't. Therefore, a shorter field doesn't equal more scoring.
Quote from: TBURGESS on Today at 12:51:52 AMIf NFL doesn't pass the 'logic' test what does in your mind?
The NFL is the best comparison we have. The logic is simple... if a smaller field doesn't equal more points in the NFL, why would in the CFL?
Quote from: Sir Blue and Gold on Today at 12:26:24 AMSee 2025 attendance in approximately half the cities the CFL operates in.
Quote from: Sir Blue and Gold on Today at 12:34:23 AMI've already explained to you why the NFL example doesn't pass the logic test.
Quote from: Sir Blue and Gold on December 06, 2025, 04:23:29 PMIf they're comparing the NFL to the CFL and concluding that shorter fields equal less scoring then they're wrong on that point as I've outlined.
QuotePeople who are wrong can be called wrong. Feel free to argue the logic the poster has presented as correct if you like. That's what a discussion is.
