The NFL finished its first season of reviewable pass interference penalties. Judging from an offseason survey of teams, there might not be a second.
A significant majority of NFL teams are opposed to renewing the pass interference review rules passed last offseason on a one-year basis, according to a survey obtained by The Washington Post’s Mark Maske. If enough teams don’t change their opinion, it could mean the end of a rule that saw a messy implementation last season.
Just how many NFL teams want the PI reviews to end?
The exact numbers, from the Post:
Of the 29 teams to respond to a question about whether they would be in favor of making the rule permanent, 21 said no and eight said yes.