NFL adopts two rules changes
PHOENIX -- The NFL this afternoon voted to extend the instant replay system for the 2009 season and beyond and to purchase -- at a price of $275,000-$300,000 -- new high-definition equipment for every NFL stadium.
The anti-tampering rule was amended to allow an assistant coach whose current team is in the Super Bowl to have a second job interview with another if there is a two-week window between the conference championship games and the Super Bowl.
Owners voted down a proposal from the NFL Competition Committee to allow one defensive player to be fitted with an in-helmet electronic communication device during the game.
posted by Mark at 3:22 PM
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at 3/27/2007 4:56 PM 
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at 3/28/2007 8:28 AM 
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Post a Comment*Anyone else see that Chris Henry's in trouble with the law again? Driving with a suspended license, may have violated parole... sigh. Stupid kid. So much talent, so little common sense.
Mark,
What do you think the reasoning is behind the Bengals voting against continuance of instant replay?
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