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Anyone know what percentage of calls are overturned after replay review?
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QUOTE(BringBackZezel @ Oct 26 2005, 11:26 AM) Quoted post
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Would anyone that knows please share the info, and a link if possible, with the rest of us.Comment
It's not an overall number, but this might help:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/artic...-2004Nov19.html
QUOTECoaches' Replay Challenges Up
NFL head coaches are making significantly more instant-replay challenges this season than they did last season.
According to the league, there have been 179 instant-replay reviews of calls this season, compared to 143 reviews at the same point last season. That's a 25 percent increase from last season.
The coaches' success rate in instant-replay challenges is about the same. The on-the-field call has been overturned after a replay review 30 percent of the time this season, up from 27 percent last season.
League officials have said in recent weeks they don't necessarily have an explanation for the increase in replay challenges. They don't know, they say, whether the increase can be explained merely by the modification to the replay rules made in the offseason. The rules change gives a third replay challenge to a coach during a game if he is successful on both of his two originally allotted challenges.
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QUOTE(210 @ Oct 26 2005, 11:22 AM) Quoted post
Anyone know what percentage of calls are overturned after replay review?
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If your Mike Martz, Zero.Comment
QUOTE(BringBackZezel @ Oct 26 2005, 11:34 AM) Quoted post
It's not an overall number, but this might help:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/artic...-2004Nov19.html
QUOTECoaches' Replay Challenges Up
NFL head coaches are making significantly more instant-replay challenges this season than they did last season.
According to the league, there have been 179 instant-replay reviews of calls this season, compared to 143 reviews at the same point last season. That's a 25 percent increase from last season.
The coaches' success rate in instant-replay challenges is about the same. The on-the-field call has been overturned after a replay review 30 percent of the time this season, up from 27 percent last season.
League officials have said in recent weeks they don't necessarily have an explanation for the increase in replay challenges. They don't know, they say, whether the increase can be explained merely by the modification to the replay rules made in the offseason. The rules change gives a third replay challenge to a coach during a game if he is successful on both of his two originally allotted challenges.
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It's good enough...thanks.Comment
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