J.P. Shadrick

Why?

If you can make it to where it is very easy for people to understand the whole process of how it works...

And what's the word I'm looking for as far as like it's very clear and people aren't hiding anything.

There's a term and I'm dropping the ball on exactly what the term is.

But if everybody understands what the process is in New York and how it works and what the so-called chain of command and who the people are that are making those decisions and we know that they're qualified, OK, I'm OK with that.

But that's not there right now.

And unless they – I'm looking at – here's what I'm looking at.

This is the football operations website, the official site that has all the rules, has everything on it.

And an instant replay, part five of the review, instant replay field operator will bring the referee a Surface tablet.

Referee will view the play.

After referee reviews the play, with that, a senior designated member of the officiating department will make the final decision on the review.

And who is that?

I mean, there's multiple people, I believe.

But that's the part that I don't understand.

I'm sure they probably tell them internally who it is.

Well, they've never said anything ever about any decision that has come from New York in the past.

They've never said, hey, so-and-so made this call from New York on this.

Okay?

That's why I believe that you've got to have...

You've got to make sure that people can see everything for what it is and understand who is making those decisions.