We do not want replay to give us the correct call. We want replay to give us the call that we want. That's how sports are supposed to be!

In the world of sports, instant replay has long been a way of life. We expect to see the replay of numerous plays not only over and over again but from various different angles. We even have the good ...

The NFL's vice president of instant replay addressed a ruling that found Tyler Shough fumbled where Jared Goff threw a ...

Seahawks coach Pete Carroll thinks the NFL should "get rid of" or "at least decrease" the use of instant replay. Carroll says he misses the human element of trusting game officials to make the call.

The first time the NFL approved instant replay, the foray lasted just six seasons. When owners voted to end it, in 1992, the decision was based on two reasons: instant replay slowed down the game too ...

Instant replay has its problems. It isn't always done well, and it is often a source of controversy. On Saturday, however, it ...

(Note: if you're not either a football fan or a legal aficionado, you probably want to skip over this post.) Ashby Jones from the Wall Street Journal's Law Blog flags an interesting discussion in the ...