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PFT: NFL could change red-flag rule during season

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Back to Football in Buffalo by MattBritt00
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AP The last time a significant officiating mistake mistakenly granted a group a touchdown in a close game on national television, the NFL acted swiftly. Now the NFL may act swiftly once again. When the replacement officials provided the Seahawks a bogus touchdown to beat the Packers in Week Three, the NFL responded by ending the referees' lockout. On Thanksgiving, the regular officials (who looked a great deal like the replacements) provided the Texans a bogus touchdown against the Lions, and the NFL may respond by altering the rule that prevented that touchdown from being reviewed and rescinded. NFL executive V.P. of football operations Ray Anderson informed Mike Florio on the Dan Patrick Show that the league might review the rule that states the referee will not review a scoring play if a coach tosses his obstacle flag.

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Ray Anderson

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-0.576346“I think there’s some sentiment, Mike, that that may be too harsh,” Anderson said. ...
-0.483785“I think there’s some sentiment, Mike, that that may be too harsh,” Anderson said. “To not be able to review in those circumstances may be harsh, because at the end of the day the review process is intended to get it right.”
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Jim Schwartz

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Relevance: 0.194838

Mike Florio

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Mike

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Relevance: 0.179297

Dan Patrick

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