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<blockquote data-quote="Pokerbrat2000" data-source="post: 788128" data-attributes="member: 7261"><p>IMO the only reason the NFL is defending the Matthews call is the mere fact that by not, they would be admitting a mistake by a ref cost a team a game. Had the play been reviewed at the time it happened, it most likely gets correctly overturned.</p><p></p><p>I don't care what rules they make, some I will agree with and some I won't, but the NFL has the right to decide on any rules that they feel improves the game or the safety of it. What I can't stomach is the poor or wrongful interpretation of them by one Referee and the inconsistency of those calls. The only way to try and correct that, besides more clear rules, is via replay.</p><p></p><p>Open all plays up to being challenged, set a fair number of challenges for each team and let the coaches decide just how worthy using one of those challenges is on any given play. </p><p></p><p>Both Rodgers and MM are being accused of poor clock and timeout management in the Vikings game. I tend to agree that Rodgers needs to get better at not putting himself in a position to have to burn timeouts just to save 5 yards and McCarthy needs to make sure he has at least one timeout and challenge in his pocket for a possible game deciding challenge.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pokerbrat2000, post: 788128, member: 7261"] IMO the only reason the NFL is defending the Matthews call is the mere fact that by not, they would be admitting a mistake by a ref cost a team a game. Had the play been reviewed at the time it happened, it most likely gets correctly overturned. I don't care what rules they make, some I will agree with and some I won't, but the NFL has the right to decide on any rules that they feel improves the game or the safety of it. What I can't stomach is the poor or wrongful interpretation of them by one Referee and the inconsistency of those calls. The only way to try and correct that, besides more clear rules, is via replay. Open all plays up to being challenged, set a fair number of challenges for each team and let the coaches decide just how worthy using one of those challenges is on any given play. Both Rodgers and MM are being accused of poor clock and timeout management in the Vikings game. I tend to agree that Rodgers needs to get better at not putting himself in a position to have to burn timeouts just to save 5 yards and McCarthy needs to make sure he has at least one timeout and challenge in his pocket for a possible game deciding challenge. [/QUOTE]
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