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(Click the title above to read sports analyst Peter King's opinion.)
Anyone who watched the NFC Championship last Sunday had to be a little unnerved that the Saints beat the Vikings in an overtime where the Vikings never touched the ball. Here's my assessment: an overtime shouldn't be decided by sudden death, if the first possession of OT is decided by a coin toss.
Probably the easiest solution is to ensure that each team touches the ball at least once in overtime.
Or maybe I just wanted Favre to have another shot...
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