The best option for the NFL is eliminate the overtime coin toss and just continue the game into the initial overtime period just like the game is continued from the first to second and third to fourth quarters and, in playoff games, from one overtime to the next. This would eliminate any advantage from winning the coin toss but wouldn't change the nature of the game. When a team is moving the ball with time running down late in a tied game, their opponent, and not the clock, would have to stop the drive.All rights are balancing acts; there is no right which is unconditional and unlimited. An example of that is child pornography: it isn't protected by the First Amendment. SCOTUS has decided that the Federal Government has a significant responsibility and interest in protecting children, and child pornography can only be created by harming children, so the government can punish people for possession due to the fact that if there is no market for child porn, there will be less incenti