Stephen Colbert has some new ideas for NFL to replace the coin toss

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Even after two Hail Mary pa ses sent the game to overtime, last weekend's - game still somehow got crazier. How? The coin flip, of course. Referee Clete Blakeman flipped the coin Tampa Bay Rays Jersey  in the air, and it landed on heads, but it didn't actually flip over, so he flipped it again (which the NFL said he ). about the whole flip thing. Also not happy: Stephen Colbert, host of , who has some new ideas about how we can decide who gets the ball for overtime instead. After all, "Coin to ses aren't supposed to be some random act you can't predict." Right?Colbert does, however, like Aaron  C. J. Cron Jersey Rodgers' strategy of calling the side opposite of what is facing up when the ref is getting ready to flip. "If you do that, you'll win 50 percent of the coin to ses, every time."But back to Stephen's ideas. Let's walk through the things he think might work better than an act as random as flipping a coin.1. Spin the bottleThis somehow seems even more random than a coin flip. I know it's not actually po sible to be *more* random than something with  Blank Jersey a 50-50 shot, but still. Just for the visual of the team captains sitting on the ground around a bottle (the NFL can even sell the rights to which beer company will have their bottle used for each game!) and waiting for it to stop spinning, this might be worth it. 2. Gue s how much a bottle of Crest toothpaste costs  I'm not sure if this more benefits captains that have children (because they presumably have to buy more toothpaste, more often) or  Jose De Leon Jersey captains that are single (because they presumably have to buy their own toothpaste, every time). Either way, it's probably not a 50-50 proposition. Not sure if I like it. 3. Each captain writes a 500-word e say on why their team deserves the ballFinally! An area where is the perfect quarterback to have. 4. Use the Groundhog Day groundhogThe Groundhog predicts whether or not there will be six more weeks of winter. I'm not sure how this can be  Chris Archer Jersey applied to deciding who should get the ball to start overtime of NFL games. Might want to rethink this one. 5. Have a ref say he will cut the ball in half, then whichever team volunteers to give the ball to the other, is the ball's motherPerfect. Click here Click here Click here