J.P. Shadrick

There is a person monitoring each game.

Who?

There are people in that room that monitor the game.

And I think it's the head, the league official, whoever that top person is now.

Is it Vincent?

Troy's in that room, I believe.

However, there's a person monitoring each game with that lead person in the middle.

You can't watch eight games at once.

You have to have somebody to come over here and take a look at this, and this is New York now looking at it.

I'm okay.

That's, I think, the process now.

Now the question of this rule is that can that person, oh, we saw they missed a head shot on the quarterback.

Let's buzz them and throw the flag on the defensive end.

I'm okay.

That's the rule change they're considering.

I'm okay if that's what they want to do, okay?

But there's got to be some type of, I guess you should say, clarity, okay, for us to understand who is New York, who are these people.

Yeah.

If you're not going to talk about who that is and what their qualifications are and how that process works when it comes from New York, where they can buzz into a game, to me, it's like it's under this veil of secrecy.

Why?