CJ Gardner-Johnson can milk the clock on the six of the punishment

With the position of despair in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl Lix, Patrick Maqumz threw midfielder Patrick in Kansas City in protest against CJ Gardner-Johnson in Philadelphia. Gardner Johnson returned this 98 yard, but Galin Carter jumped next to the play, so the decline was canceled.

What was not canceled is the 21 seconds that the theater took off around the clock. And if Gardner Johnson wants it, it can take a long time around the clock.

It seems that the players in both teams realize that Carter jumped on the other side and was a free play, which means that the tribes did not bother to try to chase Gardner Johnson. So, if Gardner Johnson had thought about the repercussions, he could have stood on the first yard and waited until the presidents began to chase him, then run as long as he could without spending more time around the clock. If all the 11 presidents repel it, Gardner Johnson could throw the ball over their heads to one of his teammates and allow them to run with the ball and take a long time around the clock.

If such a crazy play occurs in Super Bowl, the American Football Association may have responded by changing a designed base to prevent teams from spending an hour when they commit sanctions. Changing the simple base will be to allow the team that did not commit the punishment to have the option to repeat the time over the clock after the play.

It does not matter the result of the game because the eagles were already in the bag, but it indicates the feature of managing the large watch that the team can acquire when trying to run the time around the clock in the fourth quarter. It is a loophole that the American Football Association must close before it affects the result of the game.