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6 years ago, /u/shamsterwheel asked this very question, and I thought it would be good to re-visit this in the present.
Some of the answers from that thread 6 years ago included: the referee lockout, clamping down on TD celebrations, DeflateGate, and repeating the same generic Super Bowl logos.
So recently, what do you think are some poorly made decisions by the NFL?
Some ideas that come to mind for me:
Mishandling the Deshaun Watson punishment
Mismanaging the Dan Snyder allegations and failing to punish sufficiently
Briefly permitting the challenge of DPI calls-- but refusing to overturn any of those challenges.
What are some dumb decisions made by the NFL in recent years, in your opinion?
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