Art McNally

It was reviewed.

The league used its new rule under which the Art McNally game day central in New York can eject any player without a flag being thrown.

This stemmed in part from DK Metcalf's interaction with a fan last year.

Review cited green law for non-football conduct, ejected the rest of the game.

So that was the culture in the '60s and '70s.

Art McNally and his successors wanted to get away from that, and today we see the result, uh, of discipline being, uh, leveled against Seaman for using 1960s and '70s, uh, culture.

Yeah, and, and it's not that that's completely off the field.

I mean, we have a, a, a clip of, uh, Philip Rivers celebrating a, a touchdown pass, and, you know, he's being very demonstrative and he's, he's approaching the opponent.

Pat Haggerty is the referee assigned here this afternoon.

Art McNally, the supervisor of officials for the National Football League, is in attendance here this afternoon.

The penalty is going to be against the Los Angeles Rams.

Clipping on the play.