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The lure of the fairway has to be patiently waited for. Owners and their employees are faced with many things to think about. Certain of these items influence how the game takes place and how it is managed. There are other agenda points more focused on keeping America's premiere entertainment business profitable and even more important, above the scrutinization it faced during the last meeting.

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There are 13 different proposals for changing instant replay. One suggestion would allow officials the use of replay to address issues by adjusting the clock. Another idea would be to have officials look over any penalty that causes unavoidable first downs.

Two of the replay suggestions that are on the table are likely to gain any momentum. The first, which was submitted by the Patriots could allow coaches to challenge anything except turnovers and scoring plays, and still provide the same number of challenges available as they currently do. The second, also from the Patriots, would put cameras on the boundaries. ESPN added those for the college football championships, with cameras in the pylons. But the Madden 23 ltds thinks those could be too expensive.