The NFL has nothing that comes close to the tension of a World Cup shootout
📍 Aftermath
Coverage on June 30 highlighted the brutal, “inhumane” pressure of World Cup penalty shootouts, explored new research on gaining a strategic edge, and examined how goalkeepers use cheat sheets and trash talk to win. The day also saw Japan, Germany and the Netherlands eliminated, and commentators noted that the NFL lacks comparable tension in its own contests.
After that flurry of analysis, the story quieted without a further definitive conclusion.
Epilogue added 3d ago, after coverage quieted.
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The NFL has nothing that comes close to the tension of a World Cup shootout NBC Sports · 93d ago broke it first
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