there’s also things the NFL can do to make improvements or improve and debunk stuff like this thread but they don’t.
They’ve always stayed as much as possible or away from within reason technology. Why can sports where the ball moves much fast and erratic track their balls but the NFL can’t. Would make spotting more accurate and efficient. But they don’t. Why do they selectively always hype “all these cameras” but then when they want to show replayed they’re always the most inconvenient one.
Or why to do they shy away from removing or honing in rules that officials have discretion or are subjective, like wtf is a catch. How many times have we seen that play out this year with different results and answers. OR Simply full time officials?
They don’t do any of this because then it means penalties would have to be called otherwise they’d get criticized when they’re over looked or not called.
Refs shouldn’t also egg on and bait players into penalties without a dock in pay.
And as per the image those officials should be fined and fired but they’re not. The NFL quickly “protected” their own.
Or how about the uptick in the last two years in sports betting ads. This is the biggest red flag. And overall the “quality” of officiating got worse and worse.
Why did Aaron Rogers cry about the replacement refs and the simultaneous catch? Because those officials at least a few on that crew studied the rules and actually applied it, instead of going with the narrative and steer. What happened next? NFL made sure to go back to the guys who make their product money, make the calls the NFL WANTS
