Owners make pass interference, non-calls reviewable
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It may slow the game even more, but it seems like the right thing to do.
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It may slow the game even more, but it seems like the right thing to do.
I'm sure coaches aren't going to get unlimited challenges, and I saw where two minutes left- it all goes upstairs to the booth.
They had to do something, because that blown call in all likelihood cost the Saints a trip to the Super Bowl.
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So it takes a challenge except inside 2 minutes when the booth can step in???
Doesn't sound like mush more of a delay to me...
Per the letter of the rule book, there is defensive PI on every single Hail Mary..... always has been.
Now we get to see if some faceless official in New York calls it...... Sounds super fun.
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So it takes a challenge except inside 2 minutes when the booth can step in???
Doesn't sound like much more of a delay to me...
Coaches aren't going to get unlimited challenges. Maybe one more per half, so you had better be sure it was a bum call before you throw the flag and lose one of your timeouts....
Per the letter of the rule book, there is defensive PI on every single Hail Mary..... always has been.
Now we get to see if some faceless official in New York calls it...... Sounds super fun.
I doubt it's going to go down like that. Unless a offensive player with a clear shot to catch the ball absolutely gets tackled, it's going to be a no-call from the booth.
So the owners voted to have offensive and defensive pass interference as a part of the reply system. So now on every contested pass we get to wait 90 seconds for the review..... I can hardly wait.
You're overreacting....
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So it takes a challenge except inside 2 minutes when the booth can step in???
Doesn't sound like much more of a delay to me...
Coaches aren't going to get unlimited challenges. Maybe one more per half, so you had better be sure it was a bum call before you throw the flag and lose one of your timeouts....
Per the letter of the rule book, there is defensive PI on every single Hail Mary..... always has been.
Now we get to see if some faceless official in New York calls it...... Sounds super fun.
I doubt it's going to go down like that. Unless a offensive player with a clear shot to catch the ball absolutely gets tackled, it's going to be a no-call from the booth.
So the owners voted to have offensive and defensive pass interference as a part of the reply system. So now on every contested pass we get to wait 90 seconds for the review..... I can hardly wait.
You're overreacting....
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From what I just heard on Sportscenter, coaches won't get more challenges, they just now have something else they can challenge.
So in theory this rule change shouldn't add time to the game.
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It may slow the game even more, but it seems like the right thing to do.
It doesn't have to. They have so many built in commercial breaks...THAT is what slows the game down. They would just use one of those commercial breaks while the review is being performed.
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It may slow the game even more, but it seems like the right thing to do.
I'm sure coaches aren't going to get unlimited challenges, and I saw where two minutes left- it all goes upstairs to the booth.
They had to do something, because that blown call in all likelihood cost the Saints a trip to the Super Bowl.
I'm sure coaches aren't going to get unlimited challenges, and I saw where two minutes left- it all goes upstairs to the booth.
They had to do something, because that blown call in all likelihood cost the Saints a trip to the Super Bowl.
I think it was only 2. (are these on top of the ones they have now?)
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So it takes a challenge except inside 2 minutes when the booth can step in???
Doesn't sound like mush more of a delay to me...
Per the letter of the rule book, there is defensive PI on every single Hail Mary..... always has been.
Now we get to see if some faceless official in New York calls it...... Sounds super fun.
Per the letter of the rule book, there is defensive PI on every single Hail Mary..... always has been.
Now we get to see if some faceless official in New York calls it...... Sounds super fun.
But there may also be offensive PI on ever Hail Mary. Remember, this rule CAN apply to offensive PI....and there is a lot of pushing off going on on a lot of pass plays.
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Teams should get 2 old school challenge flags and 2 penalty challenge flags.
A 3rd of each if winning the first 2. The game might be slowed down but it beats the results being compromised
It’s funny how us Browns fans felt the wraith of how incompentent the officiating was last year early on in the year
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Per the letter of the rule book, there is defensive PI on every single Hail Mary..... always has been.
Now we get to see if some faceless official in New York calls it...... Sounds super fun.
But there may also be offensive PI on ever Hail Mary. Remember, this rule CAN apply to offensive PI....and there is a lot of pushing off going on on a lot of pass plays.
But there may also be offensive PI on ever Hail Mary. Remember, this rule CAN apply to offensive PI....and there is a lot of pushing off going on on a lot of pass plays.
Yep, for sure. Now after the inc pass we all get to wait 90 seconds to see if it's 1st and goal from the 1, or the end of the half or game. I guess it will all depend on if the replay ref is the kind of person who would give you a ticket for speeding for going 57 in a 55, or if they would let you get away with 65 before even looking at you.
....... So when the Browns' DB goes up and knocks down that 4th and 13 pass and forces the game winning stop at their own 31 up by 4 with 48 seconds to go, and then the play is overturned because the DB actually did get there a millisecond too early when viewed from super slow mo replay, then I guess we'll revisit this thread.
Fuck it. Lets just review holding too.....
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It doesn't have to. They have so many built in commercial breaks...THAT is what slows the game down. They would just use one of those commercial breaks while the review is being performed.
Anyone who's ever been to a game knows there's already plenty of stoppage for TV timeouts.
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I've made my feelings known on this shitty rule change and won't beat this dead horse after this post, but I have a serious question for you to really think about......
We all know that this rule was because of the NFC Champ game.
Let's say instead of the egregious defensive PI that wasn't called, let's say is was a just an egregious non-holding call by the LT that wasn't called instead.... think full on WWE take down by the face mask kind of egregious .... Would this new rule have been passed? Of course not. I know it, and for God's sake you know it too.
Had Sean Payton ran the ball 3 times in a row after the 2 minute warning, then he and the Saints would've been in the Super Bowl and all of this crying about the refs, followed by this overreaction rule change would have never happened....... Too bad most can't even grasp that fact.
OK, I'm done...... for now.
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But there may also be offensive PI on ever Hail Mary. Remember, this rule CAN apply to offensive PI....and there is a lot of pushing off going on on a lot of pass plays.
Yep, for sure. Now after the inc pass we all get to wait 90 seconds to see if it's 1st and goal from the 1, or the end of the half or game. I guess it will all depend on if the replay ref is the kind of person who would give you a ticket for speeding for going 57 in a 55, or if they would let you get away with 65 before even looking at you.
....... So when the Browns' DB goes up and knocks down that 4th and 13 pass and forces the game winning stop at their own 31 up by 4 with 48 seconds to go, and then the play is overturned because the DB actually did get there a millisecond too early when viewed from super slow mo replay, then I guess we'll revisit this thread.
Fuck it. Lets just review holding too.....
Yep, for sure. Now after the inc pass we all get to wait 90 seconds to see if it's 1st and goal from the 1, or the end of the half or game. I guess it will all depend on if the replay ref is the kind of person who would give you a ticket for speeding for going 57 in a 55, or if they would let you get away with 65 before even looking at you.
....... So when the Browns' DB goes up and knocks down that 4th and 13 pass and forces the game winning stop at their own 31 up by 4 with 48 seconds to go, and then the play is overturned because the DB actually did get there a millisecond too early when viewed from super slow mo replay, then I guess we'll revisit this thread.
Fuck it. Lets just review holding too.....
Said it before, you're overreacting. It's going to have to be flagrant before they're going to look at it. Chill out already.
LOL, maybe take a look at the blatant missed false start that cost the Browns a TD and got a ref fired in the Chargers game while we're at it.
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It doesn't have to. They have so many built in commercial breaks...THAT is what slows the game down. They would just use one of those commercial breaks while the review is being performed.
Anyone who's ever been to a game knows there's already plenty of stoppage for TV timeouts.
Anyone who's ever been to a game knows there's already plenty of stoppage for TV timeouts.
I've made my feelings known on this shitty rule change and won't beat this dead horse after this post, but I have a serious question for you to really think about......
We all know that this rule was because of the NFC Champ game.
Let's say instead of the egregious defensive PI that wasn't called, let's say is was a just an egregious non-holding call by the LT that wasn't called instead.... think full on WWE take down by the face mask kind of egregious .... Would this new rule have been passed? Of course not. I know it, and for God's sake you know it too.
Had Sean Payton ran the ball 3 times in a row after the 2 minute warning, then he and the Saints would've been in the Super Bowl and all of this crying about the refs, followed by this overreaction rule change would have never happened....... Too bad most can't even grasp that fact.
OK, I'm done...... for now.
I think you used the right word: egregious. I think the rule is to overturn egregious mistakes....and I think that is appropriate.
Then of course, the question is: what is egregious? There was a play in the Super Bowl....that could have, maybe should have been called PI at about the 2 yard line. There was an arm bar by the defender, not called:
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I've made my feelings known on this shitty rule change and won't beat this dead horse after this post, but I have a serious question for you to really think about......
We all know that this rule was because of the NFC Champ game.
Let's say instead of the egregious defensive PI that wasn't called, let's say is was a just an egregious non-holding call by the LT that wasn't called instead.... think full on WWE take down by the face mask kind of egregious .... Would this new rule have been passed? Of course not. I know it, and for God's sake you know it too.
Had Sean Payton ran the ball 3 times in a row after the 2 minute warning, then he and the Saints would've been in the Super Bowl and all of this crying about the refs, followed by this overreaction rule change would have never happened....... Too bad most can't even grasp that fact.
OK, I'm done...... for now.
We all know that this rule was because of the NFC Champ game.
Ed Zachery... and it is that level of egregious non-call (or call) that will get challenged... including "pick plays".
We all know that there is one penalty that can be called on every play... holding. The only reason PI does not join this exclusive list is that not every play is a pass play.
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We all know that this rule was because of the NFC Champ game.
Ed Zachery... and it is that level of egregious non-call (or call) that will get challenged... including "pick plays".
We all know that there is one penalty that can be called on every play... holding. The only reason PI does not join this exclusive list is that not every play is a pass play.
Ed Zachery... and it is that level of egregious non-call (or call) that will get challenged... including "pick plays".
We all know that there is one penalty that can be called on every play... holding. The only reason PI does not join this exclusive list is that not every play is a pass play.
RE: Holding. My brother played OL in high school, and we were watching the Super Bowl (can't remember which) when a Patriots pulling guard flat out tackled a guy- no call. We both couldn't believe it.
Regarding pick plays, IIRC Clemson won a National Championship courtesy of a blatant pick that didn't get called.
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I'll have to remember to add the 3hr extension to the recording to make sure I get the whole game recorded..... That way I can just FF through all of the reviews on pass plays.
After the 4hr game is over, then I can log on here to watch people argue on whether or not all of the reviewed PI calls were egregious enough to be overturned or not...... sounds like a great way to spend my Sunday.
Fuck it. Just remove all on field refs and review every play for any and all infractions..... yea, that should make Sean happy..... RUN THE BALL NEXT TIME SEAN.
Does this include when your quarterback slides.Gets earholed.Than is called a runner and it's ok to get earholed? 
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