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For years Willie Roaf Jersey 2019 , there have been calls for the NFL to expand instant replay to allow coaches to challenge an uncalled penalty. And for years, the argument against that has been that it’s opening a Pandora’s box where every big play by one team is followed by a challenge from the coach of the other team, who says, “I think there was holding on that play.” And if the officiating office looks closely enough, they can probably find holding on every play.But a proposal the owners will consider next week allows uncalled penalties to be reviewed — only if the coach can cite a specific penalty committed by a specific player.“Once a challenge is initiated, the Head Coach must provide the Referee with the specific player (jersey number) and the specific foul that was committed on the play Youth Jared Cook Jersey , regardless of whether there was a penalty called by the on-field officiating crew,” the proposal states.In other words, Saints coach Sean Payton could have challenged the pass interference non-call on Rams defensive back Nickell Robey-Coleman in the NFC Championship Game, and that call would have been made in replay. But a coach couldn’t simply challenge a play and tell the referee, “I think you can find a penalty.”The proposal was made by Washington — not by the Competition Committee, which has put forward a narrower replay proposal for the owners to consider next week. The broad proposal put forward by Washington has previously been proposed by Patriots coach Bill Belichick Jared Cook Jersey Stitched , so it appears that at least two teams will vote for it. But it takes 24 of 32 votes to change a rule, and in the past other owners have been much more cautious about broadly expanding replay. Thanks, San Francisco."WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections InterviewsNew Orleans Saints SatireWho Dat HistoryCanal Street Chronicles TutorialSaints 2018 Year in Review: Ryan RamczykNew,1commentThanks, San Francisco.CDTShareTweetShareShareSaints 2018 Year in Review: Ryan RamczykJake Roth-USA TODAY SportsRyan Ramczyk was not the New Orleans Saints first choice with the 32nd pick in the 2017 NFL Draft. The Saints wanted Rueben Foster, but the San Francisco 49ers saved the Saints in that regards by selecting Foster with the 31st pick. The Saints then went to their back-up plan: offensive lineman Ryan Ramczyk.It was a great selection for the Saints in hindsight. Ramczyk has continued to excel as a member of the Saints New Orleans Saints A.J. Klein Jersey , and has been an ironhorse for the team, missing only one game in his first two years. Ramczyk battled a hand injury some in 2019, but was still a major asset to the Saints offense, both in the passing game and run game.Ryan Ramczyk - At a GlanceApproximate Value: 15 (career high)Offensive Grade: 81.3 (8th)Run Block Grade: 77.1 (4th)Pass Block Grade: 76.7 (24th)Snap Count: 997 (94.86%) on offense & 75 (17.52%) on special teamsTimothy T. Ludwig-USA TODAY SportsFor a second year NFL offensive lineman, especially in an offense as complicated as the New Orleans Saints, you would expect Ramczyk to be the culprit of numerous penalties throughout the season. Surprisingly Womens A.J. Klein 2019 Jersey , Ramcyk only committed three penalties (all holding calls) in 15 games in 2017. In his career, Ramczyk only has seven penalties - six holdings and only one false start.In looking at the grades above, you can see that Pro Football Focus was a big fan of Ramczyk’s 2018. In fact, Ramczyk was named PFF’s Run Blocker of the Year. Ramczyk was one of many Saints Pro Bowl snubs in 2019, but hopefully he continues to grow and gain the attention he rightfully deserves.