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Message: [QUOTE="Consigliere, post: 5517412, member: 559"] The issue I have is with the process that allows the flag to be picked up after review. I understand the desire to review every targeting call as the penalty to the player is very severe. But the intentional blow to the head or neck that brought the flag out should still be enforced as a personal foul. There is a significant percentage of instances where review reverses a call of targeting on the field presumably because the review official is looking for indisputable visual evidence that targeting HAS been committed before banishing a player from the game. So it seems to indicate the officials on the field are unable to consistently call targeting correctly . Perhaps the call on the field should just be for an unnecessary roughness personal foul and the replay booth should buzz down if they want to review for targeting. [/QUOTE]