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Message: [QUOTE="BroncsFan, post: 3447249, member: 9052"] In NFL they're generally just reviewing the one thing though. - Where's it been grounded for first downs, etc. - Have they caught it and controlled it - Was it grounded before a fumble, etc. They're not going back to the start to check - if there's a false start/offside, - then checking if there's a holding, - then checking if the WR gets away cleanly, - then checking if the QB has been hit late, - then checking if there's offensive or defensive pass interference, etc. Before finally checking the catch, grounding, etc.... Only to then overrule the play because the LB was holding the TE too long off the scrimmage... even though neither player had anything to do with the eventual play. That's what the NRL currently do... the NFL have a thousand umps on the field working in tandem and limit what the coaches can challenge... and then actually enforce what the rules are. NRL is a set of rules that are enforced sporadically in the name of "managing a game" [/QUOTE]

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