J.P. Shadrick

I like this.

You have deep thoughts about each one of these.

Let's go to number three.

To modify kickoff alignment requirements for receiving team players in the setup zone.

So, this is deep football, special teams, where guys are lining up.

They have to be a certain amount of players in certain zones.

They've got to be spatial players.

A certain number only allowed on this side versus that side.

I would guess if they're talking about this, then special teams coordinators around the league have been involved in this.

They have way too much time to come up with this proposal.

But there's probably a reason.

I would like to know what.

And I think we're not going to find it out right here.

We'll have to talk to the Jags special teams coaches here.

I'm sure he's heavily involved.

We'll get a little bit more on that one.

All right, number four, to allow league personnel to consult with on-field officials when considering disqualifications for both flagrant football acts and non-football acts without being called on the field.

So essentially, this is allowing New York to come in and throw a flag after the fact for like a punch or a flagrant football act, like hitting the quarterback high.

I mean, what's the purpose of – I mean, that's why you have officials on the field.

Yeah.