Rams Push Rule Changes After Odd Two-Point Play

After a bizarre two‑point conversion in Week 16, the Rams are pushing rule changes. Coach Sean McVay said the team wants a tipped backward pass that crosses the line of scrimmage to be treated like a fumble, preventing a team from gaining an unfair advantage. The proposal would clarify that such plays fall under the same restrictions that applied to the historic Holy Roller incident.

The Rams also propose a 40‑second limit on booth reviews to reduce delays, and a rule that would reverse an on‑field incomplete pass to a backward pass if the ball touches the ground and is recovered beyond the spot of the pass. The changes aim to make the game fairer and faster.