Please Do This NFL

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In fact, the NFL is considering changing the replay process so that officials aren't making decisions on location; instead, all replay challenges would be handled at the league office.

"Our No. 1 focus is to make sure we're providing the best officiating," NFL commissioner Roger Goodell told reporters during a league meeting in Dallas, via NationalFootballPost.com. "We always think we can improve. Consistency is important. By bringing it into the league office on Sundays and having one person actually making that decision you can make the argument that there's consistency."

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/24373476/nfl-considering-handling-all-replay-challenges-in-league-office

 

The NCAA can get a decision in 20 seconds and it takes the NFL 2-3 minutes sometimes more and they still can't get it right. It drives me crazy.

 

[OutsideRzAcE]

Not sure I like the idea of some faceless person making decisions that impact a game as much as replay challenges do. The benefit of the refs doing it is it gives you someone to hold accountable. If you change it and get ready to see a lot more conspiracy theories about the NFL rigging games.

[papasmurfbell]

 

The NCAA can get a decision in 20 seconds and it takes the NFL 2-3 minutes sometimes more and they still can't get it right. It drives me crazy.

 

The NCAA has a guy in the booth make the call if I am not mistaken. I would rather have that.

[Robjr83]

Idk why they can't just have the guy in the Booth challenge everything

[papasmurfbell]

The way I would like to see it done is if the guy in the booth sees something before the ball is snapped he signals down what the ruling should be. If the coach wants something looked at deeply he makes a challenge.