Colts Owner Jim Irsay Claims NFL Admitted to Incorrect Penalty Calls in Loss to Browns

Irsay calls for rule change to include penalty reviews, potentially violating NFL rules by publicizing private discussion about controversial calls.

In a potentially rule-breaking move, Colts owner Jim Irsay claimed that the NFL admitted to making 'two incorrect calls' during the Colts' recent game against the Browns, which significantly contributed to their loss.
Wrongly cast penalties against Colts cornerback Darrell Baker Jr. negated a game-winning fumble recovery by the Colts and later positioned the Browns for their winning touchdown.
Beyond a mere apology, Irsay calls for the NFL to introduce replay for the entirety of a game's last two minutes, not just for player actions but also for referee decisions.
The NFL reportedly communicates with teams regarding call disputes on a weekly basis, although these conversations are usually not disclosed to the public, potentially making Irsay's public statement illegal under NFL rules.
Irsay's proposed change to the NFL rulebook has sparked debate around the likelihood of its implementation and potential impact on lengthening game durations.