NFL teams are overwhelmingly opposed to keeping the rule that made pass interference reviewable by instant replay last season, according to results from an offseason survey conducted by the league's competition committee.
Per the NFL Network's Judy Battista, of the 29 teams that were asked about making the rule permanent, only eight said yes, while 21 said no. Three did not respond.
When 22 teams responded to a question about extending the rule for one more season, 17 teams said no and only five said yes.
The results are non-binding and don't necessarily mean that the rule, which was only first voted in last offseason, will be removed.