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The League will look into whether roughing the passer should be reviewable


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(10) Ian Rapoport on Twitter: "From NFL Now: Among the issues set to be discussed by the Competition Committee is whether roughing the passer should be reviewable. https://t.co/NNt245HfvG" / Twitter

 

That call in the 3rd quarter of the Dolphins-Chargers game was a joke. That was a normal hit/sack. I am all for player safety but some of these calls are wrong. I would hate for a game to be decided on a bad call especially if it would cost the Bills a game.

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If they were to do this, it would have to be a New York call like they do for “easy call” corrections I’m real time.
 

BTW, those have been great. 
 

If we leave it to the ref to admit he made a mistake, it’ll be the whole PI review thing all over again. They will never overturn a call they made. 
 

Like he said 👆

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6 minutes ago, The Red King said:

Likely pointless, unless the NFL or someone not the refs are the ones to review it.  Remember when PI was challengable?  They refused to overturn even the most obvious calls.  I don't see this being any different.

That was awful, and pretty much a protest by officials making a judgement call reviewable . It was terrible for the game. There are clear rules for hitting QBs and all too often they throw a flag if they think something happened. I’m not opposed to a review process as these are huge calls and defenses depend on pressuring the passer. PI is different because almost no crew calls it “ by the book” thank goodness- the game might be unwatchable if they did. 

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11 minutes ago, Orlando Tim said:

I am of the mindset that everything should be reviewable, but it must be clear and obvious to overturn. That call was terrible in hindsight but to an official being blocked it would be hard to tell.

 

I don't like that honestly.  We'll get what's going on in soccer.  Touchdown happens, we can't celebrate because we have to wait until kickoff to find out if it's good or not.

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I don’t get why almost every call isn’t reviewable. Coaches still have a limit of how many can be called and it still costs a timeout when they are wrong. Let’s say increasing the amount of challengeable calls results in an average of 2 more challenge per game. That would result in an additional 5-7 minutes of game time. Is this not worth getting things right???

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1 minute ago, DaggersEOD said:

If they were to do this, it would have to be a New York call like they do for “easy call” corrections I’m real time.
 

BTW, those have been great. 
 

If we leave it to the ref to admit he made a mistake, it’ll be the whole PI review thing all over again. They will never overturn a call they made. 

 

Hockey does the same thing I believe. Don't they have people in their Toronto office that watch and review every game. They are the ones handling the reviews. I think they can even call into the officials working the game and tell them that a certain play needs to be reviewed.

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I hate it.  Get rid of the entire review system, please.

 

It's going to get to the point where you don't know what you just watched on any play.  You'll have to wait for the review process to clear before you'll know if you should sad or happy.

 

This crap kills sports.

 

 

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18 minutes ago, Orlando Tim said:

I am of the mindset that everything should be reviewable, but it must be clear and obvious to overturn. That call was terrible in hindsight but to an official being blocked it would be hard to tell.

 

That sounds great but it would quickly devolve into a giant mess.

4 minutes ago, thenorthremembers said:

No.  If you write the rule correctly you shouldn't need review.   The thing about putting all your weight on the Quarterback is ridiculous and needs to go.

 

If the hit is egregiously late, low, or to the head call it roughing.  Otherwise leave it alone.   They are over-complicating it way too much.

 

Has nothing to do with it. Calls are always subjective and as such, one referee will call something another won't. 

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15 minutes ago, The Red King said:

Likely pointless, unless the NFL or someone not the refs are the ones to review it.  Remember when PI was challengable?  They refused to overturn even the most obvious calls.  I don't see this being any different.

 

Make not overturning calls when obvious a suspendable offense.  Then it is NFL oversight issue if they do not suspend referees,

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20 minutes ago, The Red King said:

Likely pointless, unless the NFL or someone not the refs are the ones to review it.  Remember when PI was challengable?  They refused to overturn even the most obvious calls.  I don't see this being any different.

Didn't all those reviews go to one guy who seemed to refuse to overturn anything? I'm not sure the idea of reviewing was at fault there.

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2 minutes ago, Greg S said:

 

Hockey does the same thing I believe. Don't they have people in their Toronto office that watch and review every game. They are the ones handling the reviews. I think they can even call into the officials working the game and tell them that a certain play needs to be reviewed.


That’s what I’m saying.
 

Like a “pick up the flag” buzzer. 
 

Trying my best to think of what a counter-argument could be…

 

…the only thing I can think of is that refs could argue that being overturned is embarrassing so having that potential “humiliation” on the line, they may decide to not throw a flag…

 

..Over time, that could lead to less penalties being called, therefore a more dangerous game?  Then the “abundance of caution” (ie for no good reason) mindset could kick in…

 

…but that’s stretching.

 

The only resistance would be from ref egos. 

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1 minute ago, Warcodered said:

That was by rule a roughing call, it might not have been a big hit, but the way the rule is written with landing with your body weight that is a penalty. 🤷‍♂️

 

We have all seen hits that were way worse, and nothing was called. I feel bad for the players in this spot. It makes it hard to play defense in today's game.

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2 minutes ago, Big Turk said:

 

That sounds great but it would quickly devolve into a giant mess.

 

I will add once you get a challenge wrong then you lose the right to challenge, and the review process can not take more than 2 minutes. Clear and obvious means that frame by frame should not be needed 

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