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Drastic change needs to happen to fix NFL officiating from being the embarrassment that it currently is. Three steps that can be made in my opinion to start moving the needle:
Replace Al Riveron. I'm sure any name I mention here as the replacement will get backlash but I would see if they can get Steratore back from CBS.
Hold officials more accountable. Human error is okay, it's part of sports and everyone knows that and accepts it, but to sit back and defend every call and act like it was the right call is not fine.
Pay refs more money, if they are going to be more accountable, they need more pay. The best refs we have left to get more money working for the networks.
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