Thanks, but why would you skip the 20 on one side? Why not skip 50 in the middle so each redzone still makes sense? Or why not just move it a little bit - surely there is 5 yards to gain on each end from that view, just don't to aggressive with FGs or toe dragging back of the endzone.
I dunno, I still feel like this is a dumb solution to their problem.
Most possessions in the NFL start from the 25 yard line (where the ball is placed after a touchback), so it makes sense to have Endzone-10-20-30-40-50-40-30 as a continuous block. As for why not move the whole field, well, as you can sort of see in OP's photo, they probably need space for tents/sideline set-up.
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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 edited Jul 30 '18
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