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Steve Zabin will be my guest on the podcast in a little bit. Mark Zuckerman, who covers the Nats for Mass and Sports, will join me as well

to talk about what could be Bryce Harper's final home game in Washington this afternoon. A quick note,

Tommy and I talked yesterday about the roughing the passer penalty. I predicted that there would be

a pullback from this rule and perhaps a different interpretation of the rule

and that we would not see the same kind of penalties called the rest of the year like we saw

on Clay Matthews on his sack on Alex Smith. On Sunday, Tom thought it would get, it would be the same

and that this was the future. This from Mark Maskey in the Washington Post

yesterday, NFL's roughing the passer rule isn't changing, but it may be applied differently.

And he writes, multiple people familiar with the inner workings of the NFL competition committee

said the language of the rule, which makes it a penalty for defensive players to land with all or most of their body weight on the quarterback would not be altered this season, but the way it is enforced would change.

More from Maskey's column. A person close to the rules process said no formal instructions to the on-field officials are likely to be made,

but it is expected that the roughing the passer rule will be called differently,

with the shift in emphasis becoming clear through officiating videos distributed by the league.

One person on the condition of anonymity, I believe, said, quote,

I think you'll see a change going forward.

Closed, quote. Someone else said, I'm not sure we can do anything with the rule this year,

but again, it's going to be applied differently. What I said yesterday and what I believe to be the

case here is that part of the language that spoke to body weight,

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