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After a season that was marred by controversial call after controversial call with the catch rule, the NFL has confirmed that it's doing something about it. It was  that the rule would see changes in its language, including the elimination of the phrase "going to the ground," and it has now been confirmed by"We worked backward," D'Angelo Russell Jersey  Vincent said. "We looked at plays and said: Do you want that to be a catch? And then we applied that to the rule."Vincent added that the rule will lead to changes in language, not just how the rules are applied."Slight movement of the ball, it looks like we'll reverse that," he said. "Going to the ground, it looks like that's going Jeremiah Martin Jersey  to be eliminated. And we'll go back to the old replay standard of reverse the call on the field only when it's indisputable."Last season, there were a few controversial calls, perhaps most notably ' "touchdown" toward the end of regulation in the ' lo s to the . According to Vincent, the new rule would make that a completion, in addition to some other notable calls in the past (like Brooklyn Nets Hats  no-catch against the in the 2015 divisional round).  "The Dez Bryant play, that'd be a catch," Vincent said. "The Je se James play, that'd be a catch."So ... Yay? Take solace and Steelers fans, if those games had happened a few years later you might have won them.The new language of the rule doesn't seem to be without its flaws. The idea of something "looking" like Jeff Green Jersey  a catch is open to a lot of subjectivity itself. However, it's a step in the right direction. The catch rule wasn't written with instant replay in mind, which can look at every jostle of Landry Shamet Jersey  the ball. Now, officials will do more officiating regarding what's a catch and what's not, and perhaps some of the controversy will subside heading into next season.  The proposal requires the approval of 24 out of 32 owners, but by all appearances that's a formality with commi sioner Roger Goodell's public support for the change. The vote will be held next week in Orlando at the 's annual meeting.