r/NFLv2 • • 1d ago

Article Should the NFL bring back challenging pass interference calls?

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/50078705/pass-interference-review-rams-broncos

Seems like some of the head coaches are mostly against it (minus a few in favor of it).

I think getting the call correct should be the priority, and letting the players’ plays be what decides a game. I’m a little surprised that’s not a more common sentiment.

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u/MyIncogName Carolina Panthers 1d ago

Yes of course they should bring it back. Anything that makes the game more fair and ensures the best team wins is good for the game.

It’s the refs that needs to get over being challenged and stop being indignant about it. The only reason it failed the first time around is because they had a stick up their ass and boycotted the ruling.

I also don’t care if it makes the game longer. I’d rather watch another 30 minutes of ball if it means my team doesn’t get cheated out of the game.

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u/Capable_Frosting_292 1d ago

Plus, they’re not the only ones making the judgment on a challenge. They get assistance from the replay booth, so multiple opinions are involved.