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ChiefBlueCFC 04-23-2021 10:00 AM

They should implement the rule change where they enforce the rules equally for all teams

Rasputin 04-23-2021 11:29 AM

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Originally Posted by ChiefBlueCFC (Post 15641187)
They should implement the rule change where they enforce the rules equally for all teams

Yeah. I think refs should be held accountable and answer questions after games for bogus calls or bullshit calls.

mililo4cpa 04-23-2021 12:20 PM

One rule change I'd like to see, and don't know if ever been brought up (I'd have to think so at some point in the history of football): The automatic first down given on defensive penalties.

If it were me, instead of the automatic first down, I'd give the penalty yardage and a repeat of the previous down. If the yardage results in a first down being obtained, then fine, but if it doesn't, you repeat the down.

Nothing infuriates me more than when there is 5 yard defensive holding call on a corner away from the ball 3rd and 15 that gives a new set of down. Under my scenario, they assess the 5 yards and repeat 3rd down (which is now 3rd and 10).....a yeah, I don't even like it when it benefits the Chiefs....I think it's simply a bad football rule.

Maybe I'm missing something, but I'd like to hear the compelling argument for why the automatic first down is even a thing.

EDIT: This goes for Pass Interference as well. I'm OK with the spot of the foul placement, but if that spot doesn't result in a first down, then you repeat the down again. So, if it's 3rd and 15 at the offenses own 30 yard line, and the PI occurs at the 40 yard line, after the penalty, it would be 3rd and 5 at the 40


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