What really concerns me is that this shows a systemic bias in the League Office towards New York and it's teams. It starts at the Commissioner and trickles all the way down. Remember in the early days of Deflategate, when it was intimated that league officials were telling Patriots officials "oooh, we got you now!" I didn't think much of it at the time, but after that debacle, this current one, league and Giant officials (and their owner ffs) being complicit in covering up the Josh Brown scandal, and of course the infamous "spirit of the cap" penalties against the Cowboys and Commanders in an uncapped year...
I mean, lord, how far down does the rabbit hole go? We know that the league officials in New York now handle all instant replay, taking it out of the hands of the officials. Have games been impacted by this? The Dez catch and Butler penalties spring to mind, but hey, there are always bad calls. Perhaps simple incompetence, and not malice, is to blame. Either way, the NFL continues to look poor.
The NFL should be completely unbiased and only interested in the competitive balance and upholding of football rules. Does anyone actually believe that anymore? Or, more importantly, does anyone in the League Office?