Be honest: Do the OT rules to end games need changing?

[brdmaverick]

If we're going to go stupid, we might as well eliminate overtime all together and go with a version of Eddie Andelman's undertime.
- before the game starts, each kicker attempts 5 field goals from 60 yards.
- whoever hits the most gets the tiebreaker.
- if at the end of regulation the game is tied, team with the tiebreaker wins
- teams know in advance who has the tiebreaker, and strategize accordingly.

Far-fetched idea but I could buy into it.

 

[brdmaverick]

And how do you factor in STs. INT returns, etc.?

I hope he doesn't answer the question, the idea should not be tolerated further.