Stupid hypothetical what if question

[Rovator]

What if a QB threw his 300th career TD pass to a WR catching his 100th career TD? Who would you give the ball to? They are both pretty rare feats, as 4 players have that many passing TD's and 4 have that many receiving TDs. Sorry for the crappy post but this is what comes out of my head at 4:30am

 

[Fiddy]

I'd say the WR keeps it because he would have it at the end of the play and probably wouldn't give it up.

 

[Lucky]

I'm thinking shared custody. With the QB getting the weekends & having to provide full medical & dental coverage.

It wasn't a TD until the WR caught it, right?

 

[Huge]

I say give it to an offensive lineman, let him throw it in a bag full of other balls and then tell the QB/WR to pick which one they want to keep.

 

[Texan Dave]

I say throw it into the stands, and let the QB and WR share the cost of the fine.

 

[awtysst]

Give the ball to the organizattion so that they can put it on display for all the fans to see. Give the QB a commerative 300 TD ball and the WR a 100 TD commerorative ball.

 

[SheTexan]

Take two tylenol PM and go to bed!!

 

[Holden135]

I would say that would probobly go to the hall of fame. Just because of the rare occurance.

 

[jr0ck]

cut it in half...unique and very do-able!

 

[swtbound07]

deathmatch! qb that has thrown 300 td's is probably pretty old anyways

 

[GoPats]

Only one way to settle it:

Thunderdome.

Two man enter, one man leave...

 

[canadiantexan]

last one to die inheirits the ball ( or just fight to the death)

 

[F-minus67]

Easy, all they have to do is go on one little tv show....



AMERICAN GLADIATORS

 

[swtbound07]

so the general forum consensus seems to be deathmatch

 

[awtysst]

I kind of agree, but also, let them both sign the ball and put it into a nice display case. Then, have the organization make a ball with each respective feat monogrammed onto the ball, and give that to them.

I like this addtion of having the two sign the ball. The accomplishment happened not becuase of the players but becuase the fans wanted a team and went to see the game. I think many times some players forget how important the fans are to the game, so I think this woulfd be the best way to go. Oh, and for the next game, how about have a 2 dollar hot dog fan appreciation day?