Saints' Sean Payton lobbies for three-person replay booth

[Auggie]

METAIRIE, La. -- Although Sean Payton helped to inspire and create the NFL's controversial new pass interference replay rule, he is among the growing legions who are disappointed with the results.

So the New Orleans Saints coach has a suggestion to improve it: Instead of replays being decided solely by the league's senior vice president of officiating, Al Riveron, they should be decided by a group of three people.

"You know, we don't have one Supreme Court justice," said Payton, who also pointed out that the Canadian Football League uses a group to decide its pass interference replays.

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Yes.

[JonLP24]

1. They keep screwing with things when they don't need to

There was a no call against the Rams the drive before the no call pass interference.

They also screwed up overtime after the Saints vs Vikings playoff game even though the Cardinals won on a defensive TD in overtime that same post season.