Why the 2 pt conversion? Some strange calls today by Dantonio****

[Reality Man]

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[GoBlue_since1985]

Maybe im confused.
Someone explain that last td by Peppers to me. It wasnt an incomplete pass?

Don't get me wrong, I still loved it.

 

[ArrowheadBlue]

He picked up a fumble on the option and is allowed to advance the ball for 2 points.

 

[Reality Man]

Behind the los. Only can get 2 pts off a 2 pt conversion.


This brings up a question. Why only give the defense 2 pts on a conversion attempt when they can get 7 pts on a blocked field goal?

 

[GoBlue_since1985]

Ah ha.
Now I see.

 

[jemblue]

Behind the los. Only can get 2 pts off a 2 pt conversion.


This brings up a question. Why only give the defense 2 pts on a conversion attempt when they can get 7 pts on a blocked field goal?

It wasn't a regular offensive play. It was a PAT. Two points is the most either team can get. On a regular play (a FG counts as one) either team can score six.

 

[ChicagoBlueFan]

Behind the los. Only can get 2 pts off a 2 pt conversion.


This brings up a question. Why only give the defense 2 pts on a conversion attempt when they can get 7 pts on a blocked field goal?

Seriously? A TD on a CONVERSION attempt?