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Originally Posted by Rectal Pertruder
11 straight post season quarters between the Colts and the Patriots with no pass interference called on New England until this years AFC Championship game when it was called ( wrongly ) on Ellis Hobbs.
Saying that anyteam from any era defended any group of wide recievers for 11 straight quarters with not one pass interference is rediculous. EVEN YOU sTiMa34 can admit that.
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No it really isn't.
That being said, you're correct it was re-enforcment of the rule, same thing that happened in the mid 80's and will probably happen in another 10-20 years.
The rule does need to be called, but they need to let the refs "let them play" to some extent.. it should be somewhere inbetween, which is where it's slowly getting back to and then a few years after that you'll have WR's being mugged again and whoever has the top offense at that time will complain and they'll re-enforce the rule to the point that breathing on a player is called.