What rule or penalty would you like gone?

[scodoublet]

So many rules to change, but i agree with many from above.

- Please get rid of Tuck Rule
- Forget coaches challenging plays. All plays should be reviewed from refs upstairs somewhere. We have the technology to make reviews quick now-a-days.
- Put the kickoff back where it was
- I don't mind the rule about not leading with your head, but the hitting a defenseless receiver call is BS. If a receiver has his hands up to catch the ball, he is going to be defenseless. So what can defenses do? Wait until after he pulls the ball down to hit him?

[EricCartman]

I would add how they changed the intentional grounding!!! now all you have to do is going outside of the pocket e get rid of the ball...... once you had to decide in a split second: pass the ball and risking the int or taking the hit&loss yards...

[Twitches Brew]

Cornerbacks 'not turming to look for the ball'.

I don't know why it matters where his eyes are. If there's some contact and he's looking at the ball: no flag. If he doesn't turn, the ball is underthrown, he jumps to deflect what he thinks is coming, and the WR comes back into him: flag. It's total BS.

If it's a jump ball, why should the corner have to look at the ball? Why can't he just jump? (It's also how the Ravens get a lot of first downs (so says my Balt fan friend: "our best 3rd-long play, lob to Torrey deep and get PI").)

[SabanHater]

Jeff Ireland.

Oh wait....

[nyashfan]

I wouldn't mind if pass interference was only a 15 yard penalty, except under 2 minutes in each half at which point it reverts to a spot foul.

[Daytona Fin]

No more ties.

[NorFlaFin]

Get rid of the elaborate face-masks; you won't lead with your head if you risk crushing your own nose.

[madmic21]

I don't like the idea that a DB has to look for the ball to avoid PI. With the back shoulder throw being as effective as it is I don't think a DB needs to look for the ball to play legal defense. He has his back to the throw in trail coverage and the idea of looking for the ball in that situation is stupid and completely makes no sense in terms of the technique they are playing.

[MadDog 88]

nyashfan nailed it.

As for the big hitting, those days are gone. The Soul Patrol was my favorite secondary and I loved the way they played football. I long for those days but realize that safety HAS to be enforced by the NFL.

[zachblitz54]

The "Protect Tom Brady at all cost" rule.

Oh yeah, and the half the distance to the goal rule. Move the ball to the one yard line when penalty on defense.