NFL Rule Change?

[Spice 1]

That’s exactly what it needs to be, each team’s kicker gets 10 FGs from 56 yards out, whoever makes the most wins the game. Lets get these kickers a raise.

Woah. Cool it the punter prejudice, bro.

[beastlyskronk]

Woah. Cool it the punter prejudice, bro.

The punters have to be the holder

[Spice 1]

The punters have to be the holder

All you gotta do now is jam 10 commercials and an obligatory ice the kicker time out into every attempt, and I think you're good.

[Bronco51]

All you gotta do now is jam 10 commercials and an obligatory ice the kicker time out into every attempt, and I think you're good.

5 hour games aren't that bad. NFL would love all that ad revenue.

[beastlyskronk]

5 hour games aren't that bad. NFL would love all that ad revenue.

Yeah this just went from a joke to something the NFL would seriously consider

[Saddletramp]

I hate the way it was initially run (not sure if it's still done this way) where coaches could challenge illegal contact on a play and they would go to replay and go through every receiver and every DB to see if there was any illegal contact on the play, and if there was it was a penalty.

I like being able to challenge anything, but I would specify that the coach that challenges needs to say exactly what they're challenging and with which players. No fishing expeditions like the CFL had.

YEAH THAT.
In that situation you are just hoping they find something. And there is some type of penalty on every play.. So, unless they have to call a specific penalty on a specific player..no.

[dizzolve]

I gotta say it seems to me, one of the big reasons refs missing calls is because of all the rules changes. Leave rules the way they were for a while and I bet things sink in.

For each rule change - you can postpone any kind of consistency

[broncolee]

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/26085764/no-consensus-reached-changing-nfl-replay

Not looking good for replay changes.