1. In order for there to be an ejection, the call must be CONFIRMED rather than just “the call stands” as happened with Chase today. How in the world can you eject/suspend a player when you can’t even confirm that they committed the foul?
2. Allow for some incidental contact, even with a lowering of the crown of the helmet. So many times we see a glancing blow get called targeting and it was just a good tackle that ended up with just a tiny bit of helmet to helmet contact.
I agree, the ejection/suspension needs to be more uniform. Why should Chase miss basically an entire game but someone who commits the same foul on the last play of the 4th quarter only misses one half of the next game?