When an interception is the result of a tipped ball it should be counted as a team interception and not counted toward's the QB's number of interceptions. JMHO

Originally Posted by: rabidgopher04 

They should really up the wager and donate at least $1,000 to charity for each dropped pass. It wouldn't be much more than the $300-400 in gift cards to all other WRs, but it would also not "reward" anyone on the team for another failing to do their job at a high level.

David Garrard used to donate $10,000 to a Irritable Bowel Disease research group for each touchdown pass he threw. I'd like to see more things like this going on, as opposed to more meaningless money circulating around millionaires. Whatever gets them going I guess, as long as I continue to see results on the field.

Originally Posted by: doddpower 

I see where you're coming from, but then we'll have to go back and review the "old ones" and there's no way that's gonna happen. Like from the 60s, how many of Starr's INTs were good passes that came out of the receivers' hands? (I have no idea, I wasn't there. Random example).

Of course it bothers me. 🇦🇷 throws a perfect pass and lo and behold, it's an INT. Receivers should be paying 🇦🇷, not the other receivers.

Originally Posted by: zombieslayer 

Sacks weren't tracked until the past couple decades and they didn't go back to review old games to credit sacks. This would be a rule change moving forward and not necessary to go backward to make the past fit with the new rule change.

Originally Posted by: rabidgopher04