So the Indy Combine always produces news stories and, you know, obvious results from the players there,

interviewing and working out, etc. But there's also other league news typically that comes out of

Indy Combine Week. Yesterday, we got that Washington is playing an international game. We knew that,

but in London at Tottenham

Hot Spur Stadium. We don't know who the opponent will be. We'll find that out in May.

Earlier in the week, we found out that the actual tush push isn't even going to be voted on

this year. Nobody presented it as a rule change. So last year, two vote short of

banning the tush push, and this year we can't even get it on the ballot. But yesterday, there was

something really interesting that came out of the NFL's league office. Troy Vincent, former

player, played here, remember, had the blocked

field goal that Sean Taylor picked up against the Cowboys in 2006, got face-masked, and that led

to a Nick Novak game-winning kick, one of those crazy Redskin Cowboy finishes from back in the day.

But Troy Vincent's been the EVP of football

operations in the league now for a couple of years. And he talked about replay errors last season.

He said that out of 171 replay review or replay assist decisions.

Man, I would have thought that there were even more.

There are 282 regular season games, so I don't know if this counted the playoffs or not.

I think it did not.

I think it was just regular season.

They had 171 replay review or replay assist decisions.

That's less than one a game.

I would have thought it would have been more than that.

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