In the NFL, after a touchdown, there are options: If you try for an extra point, the ball is spotted at the fifteen and you try to kick it through the uprights for one point. If you decide to try for a two point conversion, the ball is spotted at the two and you try to run or pass it into the end zone for two points.
So here is my question. If you decide to go for the extra point, snap it from the fifteen, mishandle the ball, which destroys the timing of the kick, but the holder, still in possession of the ball, turns and runs the ball into the end zone, how many points do you get?
One, because even though you didn't kick it through the uprights, you got it into the end zone?
Two, because even though you set up for an extra point, you put the ball in the end zone like you would have if you had successfully gone for the two point conversion?
Or zero, because you didn't do what you said you were going to do?
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