On the game’s opening drive alone, there were seven flags thrown. In Shurmur’s case, it cost him nothing since the game was already decided. Saturday's bid thievery put pressure on the bubble before the final games before the Big Dance tip off. Share this article 708 shares share tweet text email link John Sigler. Perhaps, in a close game, the outcome will be different. They probably should have done a better job of explaining the egregiously high bar required to overturn a PI call or non-call on the field to the teams and coaches, but other than that, the system seems to be working as originally intended. I agree. It will be real interesting once we’re in the playoffs and there’s less than 2 minutes left and pass interference happens. NFL vice president of football operations Troy Vincent told Peter King of NBC Sports that the pass interference review was a failure. After a review, the ruling was changed to defensive pass interference. In all other cases just forget about a challenge. The catch rule definitely changed between the Pats/Steelers regular season game and the Pats/Eagles Superbowl. Pass interference reviews and challenges appear to be going away. Saints got jobbed. I am an Eagles fan so no dog in this fight. It’s beyond pathetic. That’s funny that NY didn’t think it warranted a formal review when the expert in NBC’s booth thought it was definitely pass interference on the defense. You morons. For the first part of the season, there were very few calls changed after review. Truth is, it wasnt called bc it would have been a penalty against one of the teams it was implemented for. Register now! Can we move on now from this PI fiasco? Come January, that could change. That definitely wasn’t the manner in which NFL senior V.P. This game is at times unwatchable due to flags or lack there of. January 21, 2019 11:32 am. The NFL does not want endless nitpicking over nuance to impede the flow of the game, that is why coaches’ challenges are limited to 2-3. 2) Refs gifted Pats the “incomplete pass” to Edelman. So after the Vikings got a touchdown taken away from this new rule, now it’s not even being enforced? The NFL experimented with replay review of pass interference calls and non-calls in 2019. chaos. We didn't know what the total outcome would be, but we were always fearful of putting a totally subjective play into replay.". Now it appears the ability to challenge pass interference situations is a one-and-done. —Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) November 24, 2019 Going by the book, Gardner-Johnson probably did interfere. These coaches need to learn that they aren’t going to reverse calls or make calls unless it is so obvious it hurts.They do not want to open that can of worms where it gets overly scrutinized. From Trent Williams to Josh Bynes and everyone in between, a look at the best unrestricted free agents on the market this offseason. Saints aren’t special, it happens in so many games even in the NFC championship. Post was not sent - check your email addresses! That’s why we shouldn’t have enacted the rule in the first place. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Giants DBs breathe on a patriot and it’s a flag. What happened in Rams-Saints was a gross miscarriage and the NFL was charged with finding a solution to that issue, that wouldn’t otherwise undermine judgment calls by officials. Hmmmm? Enter your zip code to find NBCSN near you. If … Because after Saturday night, I must admit I was wrong when saying it was a bad idea for the NFL to review pass interference in 2019. Here’s the breakdown, as provided by the NFL: — Offensive pass interference called on the field: eight coaches challenges with no reversals, and three official-initiated reviews with two reversals. Does the MLB have a method for correcting blatant and obvious mistakes made by Umpires in calling balls and strikes? Thank you Saints and the NFL waisting our time. The NFL's one-year experiment wasn't very successful, so the league scrapped it in May. How about a Deshaun Watson for Kyler Murray trade? You’d all be screaming if it had been the Giants. Reviewing pass interference is a temporary rule change that can become a full-time addition to the rulebook in 2020. They aren’t entirely on the same page as to … Tottenham winger Erik Lamela scored a goal to remember with his Rabona in the North London Derby against Arsenal. The NFL overhauled rules regarding pass interference after a blown call threw the NFC Championship. When the yellow flag flew for defensive pass interference on Minnesota Vikings cornerback Xavier Rhodes in a recent game, coach Mike Zimmer immediately contested the call. It’s been no surprise, then, to see the overarching reaction to the NFL’s implementation of replay review on pass interference calls and non-calls to be complaints. You must be logged in to leave a comment. But pass interference has been added to the list of reviewable rulings. Save it for the moments like the Saints-Rams postseason conclusive play. Perhaps the tenured players should have a voice in rule changes, weighing in by voicing there reservations etc. Laquon Treadwell was called for offensive pass interference Sunday as the Kansas City Chiefs took on the Minnesota Vikings, and then the call was overturned following a review. The NFL's experiment in allowing pass interference calls or non-calls to be subject to replay review was never going to work. After its introduction in 2019, the NFL's pass interference replay system will not return in 2020. Why dont you just ask the league for clarification? The biggest problem with the pass interference reviews was the lack of consistency. Regardless, replay review of pass interference calls and non-calls clearly has been gutted to the point where it’s meaningless. Only nine resulted in a reversal. Come March, the league will have to figure out another way to correct blatant and obvious mistakes made by officials in key moments of games, because it’s clear that the change made by owners in March is being ignored by Riveron, at the behest of his superiors, perhaps until a blunder committed by the officials happens with a game on the line. That’s funny that NY didn’t think it warranted a formal review when the expert in NBC’s booth thought it was definitely pass interference on the defense. Thursday night’s abrupt affirmation of the on-the-field non-call underscores the reality that Riveron has been told that the new procedure will be used only as a break-glass-in-event-of-emergency device for preventing a complete and total miscarriage of NFL justice — notwithstanding situations like the Tate play, where contact impeding the receiver from catching the ball was indeed clear and obvious. They upheld that decision before the play was even challenged! The league adopts revision to newly implemented rules to review pass interference, forcing coaches (not the booth) to challenge at end of each half. Hopefully it's a better year for Alberto Riveron. It indicates the ability to send an email. The Houston Texans are trading Pro Bowl linebacker Benardrick McKinney to the Miami Dolphins in exchange for linebacker Shaq Lawson. However, the Rams' Nickell Robey-Coleman knocked down Lewis before the ball reached him. Inconsistency plagued PI rule. This is a clip from McAfee & Hawk Sports Talk live from 1pm-2pm EST Mon-Fri. Last year, the Redskins were the eighth-most penalized team. And Pats suffered a horribly unfair yard-short spot on a key early 4th down in scoring range, why aren’t you all crying about that instead? Ok, got it. There are no changes to the rules and standards for pass interference in 2019. Write the rule how it’s going to be implemented. Refs miss calls as we can see from all of these challenges. To be honest, that’s fine. The league decided to test pass interference replay review for one year–the 2019 season–and the change initially appeared to be a positive one. The point of a rule is to uhhhh make a rule. Not a member? Does Cam's return to Pats end Jimmy G speculation? "Nobody is putting forward the OPI/DPI review again so that dies a natural death," McKay said. But the implementation of the rule wasn't well-received, and just 13 of 81 pass interference challenges were successful in 2019. Thus, even when a receiver and defensive back collide and pass interference is not called, a CFL head coach can throw the red flag and the officials will video review the play. For a multi-billion dollar operation, the NFL constantly makes the most awful and dumbest decisions, on and off the field. We get it. You’d all be screaming if it had been the Giants. The CFL can review pass interference. Well then – by your standards – any form of incidental contact would be DPI. That is what we have now. And what’s angle did they use to clearly establish the White touchdown should be called back? I mean this witn all sincerity…I honestly think the average 13 year old could do better. On Thursday, it was announced that the NFL would not move forward with pass interference replay review for the 2020 season. The problem, as long-time NFL … Jay Gruden lost an offensive pass interference challenge under the new review system. ————————————————————————-, we don’t yet know if it will be overturned in that event, either. It all started with the famous no-call that had a hand in ending the Saints' 2019 playoff run. Because after Saturday night, I must admit I was wrong when saying it was a bad idea for the NFL to review pass interference in 2019. The defender made contact but it was not a jarring or holding type contact. I like my refs visible. Speed Round: Which FAs will get quick interest? The league office quickly upheld the ruling on the field — so quickly that it underscored the message to all coaches: Don’t bother. Seeing 20-25 flags a game is mind-numbing. will confront pass interference again in the off-season, when the video review experiment is to be evaluated by team owners. The missed call set off a firestorm of criticism from the Saints, fans and NFL players. ... Now with CBS as an officiating analyst, he knew some sort of change in the review … Typical. A knee jerk reaction by the league to pacify that was never intended to be utilized anyway. The email Zimmer received earlier in the day from the NFL, containing current statistics on the experimental penalty reviews, had already dashed that hope. Considering the mess it’s making, that idea sounds ill-advised. Texans inviting more questions about Watson stance. streetyson says: By hoosierhawk, October 11, 2019 in NFL General. The rule was … With under two minutes left in the NFC Championship, with the game tied at 20 apiece, quarterback Drew Brees attempted to throw a pass to Tommylee Lewis on third and 10. According to Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk, "the coaches wanted replay review to fix only the most egregious mistakes made by the officials when calling, or not calling, pass interference." It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification. Pass interference reviews continue to highlight the absurdity of the process. Nicely done NFL. I didn’t have a dog in the fight, and the game was out of hand … but, wow. I've spoken to two knowledgeable officiating sources who independently identified about 50 … It wasn’t Saints-Rams, but it was pretty darn close to Saints-Rams. Most people still prefer 2 football players playing football, as opposed to a replay official sitting in a chair in NYC to see if there was any contact prior to the ball hitting the receivers hands. To be fair, the NFL's primary challenge this season is simply making sure it has a … There just is no question anymore that the NFL rigs these games in favor of the Patriots. And Pats suffered a horribly unfair yard-short spot on a key early 4th down in scoring range, why aren’t you all crying about that instead? But I like that we’re not using replay to overturn anything and everything. Saw this play and couldnt understand how they didnt call it PI. Not as bad as the NBA, but getting there. The NFL is allowing reviews on pass interference calls and non-calls starting in the 2019 season, though it may not extend beyond that.. At that point if it’s 50/50 or even 60/40 will the league feel compelled to call it then? Riveron explained that the players engaged in incidental contact, followed by locking arms, which does not rise to the clear and obvious standard. SPORTS ILLUSTRATED is a registered trademark of ABG-SI LLC. Tuesday's decision by the league's owners to allow pass interference to be reviewable -- and, in an even more unexpected development, to allow non-calls to be reviewed -- … — Defensive pass interference called on the field: 10 coaches challenges with no reversals, and one official-initiated review with no reversals. Football games are officiated by fallible humans and mistakes will be made. If New England had been leading by only seven points, would Riveron have given the Giants a flag for defensive pass interference? Football is played by human beings. I think any coach even challenging a PI or missed PI should immediately be dismissed going forward for incompetence above and beyond the call. of officiating Al Riveron had planned to apply replay to these situations. Zimmer watched an automatic replay review wipe out a Vikings touchdown pass at Green Bay on Sept. 15 when running back Dalvin Cook was flagged for offensive pass interference… Perhaps it won’t matter at all until the single-elimination round arrives. it had become apparent that replay review would be used to overturn a non-call of pass interference only in the event of another Rams-Saints debacle. Riveron explained that the players engaged in incidental contact, followed by locking arms, which does not rise to the clear and obvious standard. That experiment likely will be over. hoosierhawk 808 Posted October 11, 2019. hoosierhawk. The implementation of the review system for pass interference calls was a problem from the get-go, with calls on the field hardly ever getting overturned — even in obvious-looking situations — and the league simply being unable to create clear guidelines as to what does or does not constitute pass interference or a call-altering offense. Why can't the NFL? It’s the Patriots. At this point just remove challenges on PI because they refuse to say they were wrong. And just as surely, when the NFL hastily turned pass interference penalties — called, missed, or imaginary — into plays that are now subject to challenge and review, we all reacted accordingly. Although it was only supposed to be a one-year trial, it is time for the NFL to scrap the replay process for the pass interference rule and strip coaches and the replay officials of … Given that pass interference is now a reviewable play, the Saints players and fans lobbied for a review. facebook twitter reddit link. That’s a whole lot of lost timeouts. Regardless, replay review of pass interference calls and non-calls clearly has been gutted to the point where it’s meaningless. Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp said there are no indications that Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez will be available for this summer's Euros. The first weekend of NFL exhibitions seemed to go smoothly concerning pass interference, the second weekend not as … Florio’s theory: Coaches are ignorant and/or wasting our time. Through five weeks of regular-season action, it had become apparent that replay review would be used to overturn a non-call of pass interference only in the event of another Rams-Saints debacle. You do want to feel that you know the reality when the call is made and not have to pause and think, “let’s wait a few seconds to see if the play will be challenged.” That would be an enormous drain on the flow of the game. So this was a rule put in place to appease Sean Payton !?!?!? In the 2019 NFL season, coaches were allowed to challenge pass interference penalties for … The new pass interference rules — in which owners voted to allow both offensive and defensive PI calls and non-calls to be challenged and reviewed — … Marvelous Marvin Hagler, who died at 66 on Saturday, was part of some of the most memorable fights in boxing history. Senior Member; 808 1,251 posts; Share; Posted October 11, 2019. 1) Bill should have thrown the challenge flag to challenge the spot if it was that bad. In March, the league reacted to the Rams-Saints debacle by making pass interference calls and non-calls subject to replay review. This is a Clip from The Pat McAfee Show presented by DAZN and Westwood One. So why did the NFL introduce pass interference replay review? My theory: Coaches want to make Riveron admit that his July guidance was wrong and keep challenging the calls to build the case. Do the rule makers ever listen to the players? Learn how your comment data is processed. The blatant nature of the early contact that kept Tate from catching the ball raises the question of whether the new protocol won’t be applied at all until the postseason, or at least until the outcome of a regular-season game rides on the final decision. i hope the next time there is a play that crosses the invisible threshold, the team wronged is out of challenges and/or timeouts, and outside the two minute warning. The CFL can review pass interference. Maybe the TV feed is coming thru China and you know he just can’t see it. By Jeff Kerr. There were 63 pass interference replay reviews overall, including 26 for offense and 37 for defense and 22 for calls and 41 for non-calls. Pass interference now is on the table. The ability to question a judgment call was a trial balloon that was not popular with officials and wasn’t effective in between the sidelines. Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window), Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window), Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window), Report: Cam Newton re-signing with Patriots, Chiefs release Eric Fisher, Mitchell Schwartz, Dak Prescott becomes highest-paid player in league history, based on value at signing. For now, the smart approach for all coaches will be to assume that anything other than a receiver being blown up by a defensive back before the ball arrives won’t trigger a ruling of inteference via replay review, if the officials miss it in real time. Now, pass interference will be determined by officials on the field instead of the league officiating office reviewing it. But the addition of pass interference to the review system will add opportunities, and perhaps pressure, for coaches to challenge more plays. Now it’s inconsistent with the rule. Mike Florio and Tony Dungy look at some of the unintended consequences that have started to arise from the new pass interference replay review rule. Pass interference review was voted in almost unanimously, with what seemed a clear directive: Correct only the big mistakes. According to Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk, "the coaches wanted replay review to fix only the most egregious mistakes made by the officials when calling, or not calling, pass interference." Plus, Tate rarely deserves benefit of the doubt. Aug 16, 2019 at 1:37 pm ET1 min read. Are Patriots done at QB after re-signing Newton? In the 2019 NFL season, coaches were allowed to challenge pass interference penalties for the first time. On Tuesday, NFL owners approved a rule proposal that allows for offensive and defensive pass interference, including non-calls, to be subject to review. Barring a reversal born of the same impatience that fueled the 2019 pass interference review failure, a true sky judge won't be considered for the regular season until 2021. Yeah. There was some interference but Tate’s no-call was NOT “clear and obvious” for the simple reason of context – the refs allowed both sides to push & shove and Tate wasn’t significantly impeded – at least not enough to clearly and obviously “rise above” the tenor the refs let play. Pass interference penalties have brought havoc to the NFL season, with reviews of controversial no-calls producing uneven results. At least the mechanism is there for extreme cases, when it wasnt before. Shortly after the announcement, Competition Committee chairman Rich McKay told SiriusXM NFL Radio that no one cared to bring it to a vote since the rule received little support. Compared to the Pi call they didn’t overturn…… it’s a gong show. The N.F.L. NFL 2019: Pass interference reviews main topic in season 100. Wasting a challenge on this crap only proves the coach is not smart enough to duck when the NFL swings their “stupid stick”. The NFL's response was to allow coaches to challenge … The NFL would love the main focus of … Riveron wiped out a Vikings touchdown in Week 2 by finding uncalled pass interference on Dalvin Cook on a goal-line play where it’s nearly impossible for someone going out on a pass route to not run into a defender. Reviewing pass interference is a temporary rule change that can become a full-time addition to the rulebook in 2020. At some point between late August and Week One, someone (presumably, Commissioner Roger Goodell) had instructed Riveron that replay review simply will not be used that way. Has the league ever rolled out a major change on anything that doesn’t end up making them look incompetent? A foul simply did not occur. It was very clear he was interfered with, and I think if it’s going to be challenged, give the coach at least a real opportunity to gain by it. October 11, 2019 at 8:46 am In overtime, Los Angeles punched its ticket to Super Bowl LIII with a 57-yard field goal from Greg Zuerlein. Share this article 708 shares share tweet text email link John Sigler. It was inconsistent before the new rule. NFL vice president of football operations Troy Vincent told Peter King of NBC Sports that the pass interference review was a failure. New York coach Pat Shurmur, despite the ridiculously high bar that now applies to these situations, threw his challenge flag. If you take the human element out of the game of football, you have no game of football! January 21, 2019 11:32 am. If it fits into the script ( favors NE ) it shall be done, Make illegal contact challengable instead of pass interference. Why can't the NFL? Plain and simple. I also hate the idea of enforcing or relaxing things in the playoffs. This year they have decided to over enforce holding by linemen, but can’t overturn blatant PI? WWF NFL… same thing… i wanna watch a real sport where the competition matters…the NFL is about ad revenue and bookies. "In my opinion, we were trying to apply something that we've always been fearful of. The NFL's new pass interference review rule will officially be implemented during the 2019 season. NFL vice president of football operations Troy Vincent told Peter King of NBC Sports that the pass interference review was a failure. The two Argentine rivals go head-to-head in the Copa de la Liga Profesional on Sunday, March 14. With each passing regular-season game, it will be harder to break from the precedent that Riveron is creating, one decision at a time. Regardless, replay review of pass interference calls and non-calls clearly has been gutted to the point where it’s meaningless. This stuff happens every time a pass is thrown from the 2-yard line, and this was the furthest thing from “clear and obvious.” So forgive me if I’m not ready to believe that there will be any consistency in what is overturned and what isn’t overturned. Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. It’s the Robey-Coleman Rule. For most of the season, Riveron appeared to be using an impossibly high standard for overturn. There is an ironic failure to the NFL's new pass interference review rules. 2019-11-20T21:43:55Z The letter F. An envelope. The origin of the pass interference review implementation was the 2018 NFC Championship Game when a late pass interference call was missed, sending the Los Angeles Rams to the Super Bowl instead of the Saints. The origin of the pass interference review implementation was the 2018 NFC Championship Game when a late pass interference call was missed, sending the Los Angeles Rams to the Super Bowl instead of the Saints. August 30, 2019. share. The only difference is that when they review it and still don’t make the obvious call that America sees right in front of them, it just looks like the point spread fix is in. Changing pass interference review rules is good for the game We probably won’t see bad blown calls anymore. Typical NFL. While the majority of players on the team who were eligible reportedly received the shot, not every player did. With the 2020 season underway, the one-year replay rule is left in the dust. Overall, the NFL reviewed 101 pass interference calls or non-calls and overturned 24. The members of the Competition Committee agree that replay review for pass interference needs to go. DON’T call blatant pass interference but DO call roughing the passer if the QB is grazed by someone’s finger. They forgot to mention it only applies to New Orleans. Packers-Eagles pass interference replay calls, reviews showcased NFL's mistake with new PI rules The NFL has a problem with their pass interference penalty on its hands right now In his preseason explanations to entities like NFL Media, Riveron made it clear that he intended to reoficiate these plays, looking for clear and obvious visual evidence of significant hindrance even if the officials had failed to spot it. Why? You shouldn’t have to figure out it’s pointless via trial and error. Report: Dak Prescott’s deal is for four years, $160 million, Top 100 free agents 2021: Shaq Barrett highest-ranked player not to get tagged, Patrick Mahomes restructure will free up $17 million of cap room for Chiefs, Report: Tom Brady earns $41.075 million in 2021, Jerry Jones: I’ve overpaid for most special things in my life. The NFL pass interference replay review saga was a disastrous, one-year experiment born from the infamous missed call in the 2019 NFC championship game. This has become a total joke. When the yellow flag flew for defensive pass interference on Minnesota Vikings cornerback Xavier Rhodes in a recent game, coach Mike Zimmer immediately contested the call. "They haven't overturned any, so I said, 'Screw it,'" … The pass interference review was implemented after a controversial no-call during the 2019 NFC Championship Game, which many believe cost the New Orleans Saints a trip to the Super Bowl. They will examine a rule … Why the NFL's pass interference experiment was doomed to fail (0:44) Kevin Seifert reflects on the NFL's decision to nix pass interference review after one … The NFL has gone into unchartered territory concerning replay review for the 2019 season. Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy, pass interference replay system will not return in 2020, famous no-call that had a hand in ending the Saints' 2019 playoff run. Pass Interference is a charming, light-hearted read. The email Zimmer received earlier in the day from the NFL, containing current statistics on the experimental penalty reviews, had already dashed that hope. The red flag has been dropped for pass interference 53 times, giving coaches a 9.4% success rate. If you noticed the lead was 21 and if the Giants would have scored it would have left New England not covering the spread. The first game of Week Six made this reality crystal clear. Tate still had a chance to catch the ball. With the Patriots up 21 and without nearly enough time for the Giants to close the gap, Riveron let it go. The Rams then tied up the game with a field goal with 15 seconds to play. “clear and obvious instance of pass interference”? NFL's pass interference replay system will not return in 2020. Considering the mess it’s making, that idea sounds ill-advised.
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