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Officiating (Finally) Goes Technological


UpstatePanther

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Oh my god yes, why can't they do it similarly to how they do in College? Have a ref up in the booth that has control over replay who goes over every challenge instead of sending the head ref to the sideline. Then just buzz down to the guy on the field when a verdict is reached. simple and gives more jobs to 'Muricans dammit. 

 

'Murica!! 

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Easy solution: coaches can challenge any part of any play at any point in the game. This includes 'judgement calls'. Reviews will be conducted in New York office so that the same officials that fugged up don't get to fug up again.

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