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I have been lobbying very hard for the NFL to change the pass interference from a spot foul to a 15 yard penalty, which only makes sense. I got a text from a senior NFL executive late last night telling me that my proposal makes too much sense, and that they will be voting on my recommendation during the off-season with the hope of having the rule changed for the 2022 kickoff. I will continue to work tirelessly to make the NFL a better product. Now, I will let you jealous couch potatoes who have zero contacts at the league office in New York display your jealousy.
 
I have been lobbying very hard for the NFL to change the pass interference from a spot foul to a 15 yard penalty, which only makes sense. I got a text from a senior NFL executive late last night telling me that my proposal makes too much sense, and that they will be voting on my recommendation during the off-season with the hope of having the rule changed for the 2022 kickoff. I will continue to work tirelessly to make the NFL a better product. Now, I will let you jealous couch potatoes who have zero contacts at the league office in New York display your jealousy.
I'm so jealous right now. The Hulk just looked at me and laughed at how green I am.
 
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Joe....are you up late posting again?


Already been voted on before and NOT passed. Owners want it the way it is.

Now, with the less experienced refs creating a bigger clusterfk this year that could change. Regardless of your real/trolling post, this is not a new rule topic.
 
I got a text from a senior NFL executive late last night telling me that my proposal makes too much sense, and that they will be voting on my recommendation during the off-season with the hope of having the rule changed for the 2022 kickoff.
Sorry to be the one to break it to you guru, but you have a senile NFL executive contact, not a senior NFL executive.

Ain’t happening.
 
I have been lobbying very hard for the NFL to change the pass interference from a spot foul to a 15 yard penalty, which only makes sense. I got a text from a senior NFL executive late last night telling me that my proposal makes too much sense, and that they will be voting on my recommendation during the off-season with the hope of having the rule changed for the 2022 kickoff. I will continue to work tirelessly to make the NFL a better product. Now, I will let you jealous couch potatoes who have zero contacts at the league office in New York display your jealousy.
Screenshot or it didn't happen.
 
It SHOULD be a spot foul, at least. Maybe even 10 or 15 yards from the spot.

The taunting penalty needs to go, especially the way its been called.
 
I have been lobbying very hard for the NFL to change the pass interference from a spot foul to a 15 yard penalty, which only makes sense. I got a text from a senior NFL executive late last night telling me that my proposal makes too much sense, and that they will be voting on my recommendation during the off-season with the hope of having the rule changed for the 2022 kickoff. I will continue to work tirelessly to make the NFL a better product. Now, I will let you jealous couch potatoes who have zero contacts at the league office in New York display your jealousy.
Can you get them to change the OT rules to match the NCAA’s?
 
Unfortunately this foul must be a spot one or DBs will gladly interfere when they know they’ve been burned.
Very true, however the subjective nature of every penalty means a poor call can cost a team 50 yards of field position. I’d be ok with capping the penalty yardage to 30 if it’s over 30 yards. I also don’t like automatic first downs for defensive holding on third and 27.
 
Very true, however the subjective nature of every penalty means a poor call can cost a team 50 yards of field position. I’d be ok with capping the penalty yardage to 30 if it’s over 30 yards. I also don’t like automatic first downs for defensive holding on third and 27.
It’s a dilema. Even the 5 yard automatic FD - if changed, guys could hold multiple times and not give up the first. I think these plays should all be reviewable because of the game changing nature of them.
 
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