Rams' Rule Change Proposals After Controversial Loss

0:00The latest scores, headlines, and storylines. Right here on NFL News Today. Subscribe and stay game ready. The Los Angeles Rams proposed two rule changes for two point conversions after a controversial play in their week 16 loss to the Seattle. Seahawks. The Seahawks tied the game with a wild two-point try, then won 38-37 in overtime. The Rams later withdrew both ideas before the NFL could review them. The first proposal targeted deflected backward passes. The Rams wanted those to count as fumbles only on fourth downs or in the final two minutes, not during two-point attempts like this one. The second called for a strict time limit to start replay reviews. Officials took over a minute to challenge the initial incomplete pass-rolling on that play, which got overturned after review. Rams fans and coaches pushed back hard on the call, but the team knew the league would stick to current rules. A backward pass deflection creates a live ball anywhere and Seattle's running backs smartly grabbed it in the end zone. In the end,

1:03the NFL has no plans to tweak these rules. That Thursday night thriller is now celebrated as one of the best games ever, fueling hype around the Seahawks playoff push. DNN is brought to you by our sponsor. A pillow that sounds as good as it feels. Built for listening in bed, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.