[jagxj12]

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/n...n-games-071711

The main jist of it is as follows:

The change in replay involves scoring plays. If an official rules a score (touchdown, field goal, safety or extra point) during a game, the replay official will automatically review the play. If there is any question as to whether the ruling is correct, they will buzz down to the referee and ask him to come to the monitor to review the play. If the replay official confirms the ruling is correct, they will buzz the referee indicating he is clear to let the scoring team attempt the extra point, or kick off if the scoring play was a field goal, safety or extra-point attempt. A coach will not be allowed to challenge the ruling of a score. The intent is to save the coach from having to challenge the ruling of a score and, thus, increase his chances of not running out of challenges or timeouts.


And refs are still blind as they still don't think Megatron caught a TD in week 1. Asshats.

[g4YthYXx]

This is interesting.

[Tuqofiw]

Good. Coaches challenges are dumb.

[NikitahDE]

Good. Coaches challenges are dumb.

They didn't take them away....

[Tuqofiw]

They didn't take them away....

I know. That doesn't make them any less dumb or change that this is a good rule.

[Ekrbcbvh]

Does this mean that teams will not be able to rush to the line to kick the extra point to keep a review from happening? I am sure the Networks like this because the more reviews - especially after a score - means more commercials.

[MzTT]

Does this mean that teams will not be able to rush to the line to kick the extra point to keep a review from happening? I am sure the Networks like this because the more reviews - especially after a score - means more commercials.

Yes.