Sean Payton Expects NFL Officiating Transparency Within Three Years

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Sean Payton Expects NFL Officiating Transparency Within Three Years

Sean Payton believes the NFL will adopt UFL-style officiating transparency within the next "two or three years." The Denver Broncos coach said letting fans hear replay reviews is "healthy" and added, "It's certainly comforting for the fan when you can see how they arrive at decisions." Payton expects the NFL to follow the UFL's lead.

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Brian Schottenheimer Wants Extra Super Bowl Ring for His Late Father

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