Cris Carter reacts to Roger Goodell's concern that the NFL catch rule is 'not the rule people really want'

Name: Cris Carter reacts to Roger Goodell's concern that the NFL catch rule is 'not the rule people really want'
Uploaded: 2018-01-30T13:32:43Z
Description: In his discussion with Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe, Cris Carter explains how he, Roger Goodell and the NFL brass are trying to simplify the catch rule to make fans of the game happy. Citing Jesse James and Kelvin Benjamin's cases, Carter illuminates the difficulties that technology brings and why he believes 'surviving the ground' will be the biggest new change coming in the future.

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In his discussion with Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe, Cris Carter explains how he, Roger Goodell and the NFL brass are trying to simplify the catch rule to make fans of the game happy. Citing Jesse James and Kelvin Benjamin's cases, Carter illuminates the difficulties that technology brings and why he believes 'surviving the ground' will be the biggest new change coming in the future.

JANUARY 30, 2018・first things first・2:45

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Cris Carter reacts to Roger Goodell's concern that the NFL catch rule is 'not the rule people really want'

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