There is reportedly unlikely to be a change to the defensive pass interference rule in the NFL for the 2018 season.
According to NFL.com's Judy Battista, the NFL Competition Committee is not expected to recommend a new rule to owners at next week's annual league meetings.
Defensive pass interference is currently a spot foul, but there had been some discussion about making it a 15-yard penalty like in college football.
There are logical arguments to be made both in favor and opposition of a change to the pass interference penalty.
In one respect, pass interference is a judgment call, and the fact that it's a spot foul means defenses can be penalized in a massive way if an official makes a bad call.