On Wednesday, which turned out to be perhaps the craziest offseason day in NFL history, the league conducted its annual Competition Committee media conference call regarding the proposed rules changes for 2012.
The series of potential revisions hardly was noticed, given that the call occurred in the wake of the bounty punishments and the (first) trade of Tim Tebow.
If you missed it, MDS summarized the proposed changes. (We also had separate items on possible replay revisions and the protection of quarterbacks.)
Competition Committee chairman (and Falcons president/CEO) Rich McKay joined PFT Live on Thursday to talk about some of the more significant proposals, and a couple of things that weren’t proposed.