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Regulations and Referees

Posted on 2/10/2022 by Roger Marks

Professionals with responsibility for regulatory compliance can interpret complex rules with the best of them. Professional football fans are not far behind.

To prepare for The Big Game this weekend, take a crack at this cross-disciplenary brain teaser before you read on for the answer.

Which has more words?
The definition of hazardous material
found in 49 CFR 171.8
or The NFL Rulebook
definition of a catch.  
 

The two disciplines together before the Big Game this weekend, give the question below some thought and take a guess before you continue reading.
 

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