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Holding penalties down almost 60%


Mr. Scot

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It's pretty much an annual thing for people to say "why aren't they calling holding?"

Well this year, they're not.

It was mentioned a while back that the league had directed refs to basically only call flagrant penalties. Teams that knew how to get away with holding were expected to be huge beneficiaries of that, and it looks like that's happening. It's also very likely to continue because the league wants more scoring.

Holding penalties down 59% leading to a spike in scoring

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1 hour ago, Mr. Scot said:

It was mentioned a while back that the league had directed refs to basically only call flagrant penalties.

Someone should have mentioned that to the refs calling the Bills- Rams game last week. The Rams had the game won until the refs decided a PI could change the outcome of the game. Worst PI call I've seen in some time that didn't involve the Saints...lol

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