Random rule change thought
 

What would my fellow fans of my favorite team, the Kansas City Chiefs, think about a rule change where NY would be required to review any "picking up" of a flag. Obviously they saw something to begin with - think it would be a good idea to require higher level review?

Just thinking....

*edit* for personal fouls only

It won't matter they'll never go against their refs. Look at the pass interference reviews

The game probably can’t take the weight of many more slowdowns… as BS as the call was today.

Only when they do it for tom brady, because that's the only time that I view it as suspect.

It doesn't happen often that they pick up a flag - in fact 2 in one game seems rather strange...they picked up the RTP one too

Or put it under review?

Don't know if that would help because it can sometimes be a subjective call

They need to make penalties part of the challenge flag. Maybe add one more challenge a game.

I don't mind it... on that Mahomes "roughing" flag, he was shoved a bit after the throw. I'm sure given the pressure of throwing such flags, one ref threw it and another vetoed it. And the veto was the right call.

I don't mind them discussing as a group and reversing calls and would much rather it happen quickly on the field than a booth replay.

I don't remember what the first one was or if it should have been a flag.

Juju

The first one was a helmet-helmet call that took Juju out for the game and yes it should have been a flag

The JJSS helmet to helmet hit (also defenseless). Not so much bothered by the "picking up" of the flag on the RTP but the JJSS one was just un-called for.

Maybe only review on personal fouls...that would keep it to a minimum while adding and extra layer of protection for the players on dangerous plays

Christ, no. Let's not make the game even slower by adding occasions where they could sit there with their thumbs up their asses looking at video, so they can get the call even more wrong than they already do.

Oh right, duh.... that one is tough because there was helmet-to-helmet contact, but I don't think the defender did anything in terms of targeting. The defender took a step or two forward and then braced for impact.

I think it was dumb that dude launched himself a couple plays later and well, that's fine.

I think the 2nd one had clear intent to destroy the receiver while the first one was just a hard collision that happens sometimes.

I mean personal fouls are pretty evident - a late hit, a helmet to helmet hit etc....I don't think holding or offsides or false start rise to that level. Then it wouldn't add much to something that is already rare (meaning picking up flags on personal fouls)