Personal Foul Penalties Could Be Reviewable in the 2015 NFL Season

These were retweeted by the NFL.

For the 1st time ever, @NFL is on the verge of having personal foul penalties reviewable for 2015, I’m told. It’s on the agenda for spring

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) September 28, 2014

Last year, Redskins?src=hash">#Redskins proposed expanding replays to personal foul penalties. Came up 4 votes short. I’m told they now have the votes to pass

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) September 28, 2014

The debate on being able to challenge penalties has been a discussion here fairly often. This could be a step in the direction which would allow all penalties to be challenged in the future. Much has been made of the fact that blown calls have caused teams to lose games. Referees are subject to the same errors in judgement we all make, and this could be a positive move.

The main argument against this move has been making games run too long for the allotted time slots. The delay of the game would, in theory, be limited by the amount of challenge flags a team has. So what do you think. Is this a good move, totally unnecessary, or somewhere in-between. Tell us in the comments section.