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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mondio" data-source="post: 761840" data-attributes="member: 10441"><p>watch it at whatever speed you want, it won't "fix" anything.  Someone somewhere is going to have a different interpretation of what they saw.  There are literally 50 years at least of data on this.  Week after week, game after game, era after era, rule fix after rule fix, the controversy isn't going away.  It isn't going to be "fixed".  It isn't going to be "better".  Change what you want, you will only make it different.  I say, make the ****ing rules and play by them.  I'm in favor of simple, simple works.  There will still be controversy, but then we'll at least all know the rules.  Myself, i'm in favor of what's called on the field is called on the field.  mistakes will happen, but officiating will get better.  I hate this notion of some guy not even involved with the game on the field sitting somewhere else making calls.  The entire game is about the human element.  If you're not there, you don't know.  and even with that, it's still his interpretation and there's a good chance it will be different from many others.  add more eyeballs, add more interpretations.  Doesn't fix anything</p></blockquote><p></p>

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