Rodgers 4th Quarter Comebacks

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(12-04-2015, 09:35 PM)BmorePat87 Wrote: Game changing plays based on human errors is what the game was built on. All sports have this. It's the same argument for challenging balls and strikes in baseball.

Why bother having them on the field at all? Just take a break after every play and see if there were any penalties...

You are 100% correct about human error. If that was the only point of discussion, there would be no discussion.

My biggest beef is the NFL makes a ton of money, yet they use a bunch of part time officials. They could afford to hire and train the best, make them full time with a lot more accountability for their human errors. I ma not saying fire them after one mistake, but a grading system used for raises and or discipline over time. Pay them as full time employees and then hold them accountable as we all do for people we hire and pay large sums of money and give great benefits.

I also agree we can't challenge every play. In fact, I feel it should be all or nothing. Either allow more challenges and expand what can be challenged or end replay and go back to the human error as was the norm in all sports in the past.