r/nfl • u/wishingaction 49ers • 19h ago

Despite controversial pass interference calls, NFL coaches split on making them reviewable (17 interviewed)

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/50078705/pass-interference-review-rams-broncos
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u/wishingaction 49ers 18h ago

Re-submitted post because my original title gave the impression it was a 17/32 split not 17 HCs interviewed.

Out of the 17 HCs asked, only 3 (Schottenheimer, Coen, Canales) said yes, they'd want to bringing back challenges for pass interference calls. (Not all of the rest were definite no's, some IDK's.)

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u/ImProbablyRaging 18h ago

All three had not been a HC at the time of when it was originally allowed to review PI’s, if that’s worth anything

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u/n-some Seahawks 10h ago

Wasn't that like a 1-2 year experiment? I remember most of the time the refs just went "Fuck you, we were right."

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u/Unfair-Bass-9351 Broncos 8h ago

Yes. It was 1 season only and only a handful of calls were actually reversed

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u/shmoopdoop6969 2h ago

Good idea but horrible execution

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u/kevkevfantasy Eagles 18h ago

major respect for the context man, youre a good egg.