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The NFL is contemplating the expansion of replay assist to include facemask penalties and other significant plays that have been missed by officials this season. NFL executive Troy Vincent highlighted the challenges officials face in making calls during fast-paced games, particularly with facemask incidents. The league is also looking into eliminating low blocks and revising onside kick rules due to their low success rates. Additionally, discussions are ongoing regarding the Washington Commanders' potential new stadium site and the possibility of an 18-game season.
- The NFL is considering expanding replay assist to include missed facemask penalties.
- Low blocks below the knee may be eliminated to enhance player safety.
- Changes to the onside kick rules are being discussed due to low recovery rates.
Sam Darnold | QB
Injury
Week 8
- Facemask penalty missed during a crucial moment in the game against the Rams.
Bucky Irving | RB
Injury
Week 5
- Facemask penalty missed during a critical play that impacted the game outcome.
Minnesota Vikings
- Facemask penalties have been a concern, impacting their gameplay.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Missed calls have affected their chances in close games.
Washington Commanders
- Searching for a new stadium site with potential bipartisan support.