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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pokerbrat2000" data-source="post: 788115" data-attributes="member: 7261">Getting rid of replay is never going to happen, nor will making rules black and white.  Technology and the internet have put the game under a microscope.  The media and fans can now slice, dice and re-fry every single play from multiple angles and speeds and they will continue to do that, with or without replay.  Just like the law, there will never be any clear "black and white" in regards to many things in football.  Replay isn't going away, but its time the NFL embraces the idea of not having one Ref being judge, jury and executioner on critical and controversial calls.Why is a replay challenge limited to only certain plays?  Open it up to coaches being able to challenge any call, add at least one more challenge.  Then if a play like Matthews occurs and the Packers are out of timeouts/challenges, the NFL, media and fans can say "hey, had the Packers made better use of their timeouts/challenges, they probably would have gotten that one reversed and won the game."</blockquote>

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