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Rich Gannon Goes "Donovan McNabb" Today

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You get 2 timeouts in OT.

 

Cincinnati called their 1st timeout after Carson ran for the 1st down with just under a minute left. That's 1 of their 2 timeouts.

 

They called the 2nd timeout with 7 seconds left, right before they kicked the game-winning field goal. That is their 2nd, and last, timeout.

 

 

The Bengals still had two timeouts left from regulation. Do those not carry over?

The Bengals still had two timeouts left from regulation. Do those not carry over?

 

Nope. Each team starts with 2 timeouts in OT.

 

You old guys have such a hard time admitting you're wrong, don't ya? :p :lol:

And people are bashing Gannon for not knowing the rules...

 

:lol:

It's not like Gannon played in an overtime game every week. I'm curious how many OT games he played in his career.

If they want to write about incompetence in the booth, they should watch Pam Ward do the Saturday morning Big 10 game. There's enough for a weekly column.

Nope. Each team starts with 2 timeouts in OT.

 

You old guys have such a hard time admitting you're wrong, don't ya? :p :lol:

 

 

Admitting I'm wrong to what? I haven't stated anything yet. If what you say is correct, then I agree that the Bengals should have let the clock run all the way down to 2 or three seconds to prevent another Bronco game scenario if the kick was missed. You stated they should have run it down further in case there was a bad snap. A bad snap wouldn't have necessarily given the ball to the Browns though. :sssh::p

And people are bashing Gannon for not knowing the rules...

 

:lol:

 

 

Gannon should know the rules of OT, and I'm confident he did. I'll admit I had no clue on NFL overtime rules concerning timeouts.

Admitting I'm wrong to what? I haven't stated anything yet. If what you say is correct, then I agree that the Bengals should have let the clock run all the way down to 2 or three seconds to prevent another Bronco game scenario if the kick was missed. You stated they should have run it down further in case there was a bad snap. A bad snap wouldn't have necessarily given the ball to the Browns though. :sssh::p

 

It was a joke.

 

Yes, I made a mistake while typing out my thoughts.

 

My mistake does not change the fact that the Bengals should have waited another 3 seconds to call a timeout and prevent the possibility (albeit remote) that the Browns could get the ball back.

It was a joke.

 

Yes, I made a mistake while typing out my thoughts.

 

My mistake does not change the fact that the Bengals should have waited another 3 seconds to call a timeout and prevent the possibility (albeit remote) that the Browns could get the ball back.

 

 

And that I agree with since they had no more timeouts.

Don't give Gannon such a hard time. It could be worse -- it could've been Beasley Reece doing the game, like you Bengals fans used to get every single week back in the day.

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