ESPN analyst Mel Kiper Jr. said he wants the league to pass a rule that will force safeties to play closer to the line of scrimmage because he misses the days of deep shots downfield. Analyst Todd McShay responded on Twitter by saying that Kiper is lucky he isn’t “in the building” anymore.

ESPN NFL analyst Mel Kiper thinks it's partially due to how often defenses implement two-high safeties. On an appearance on Get Up, Kiper voiced his frustration with the defensive scheme. "The NFL is being ruined by these two high safeties,

Or, you can bring in a renowned NFL Draft expert to reminisce on the good ol' days and yell at some clouds. .@MelKiperESPN believes two-high safeties "should be outlawed" 👀 "The NFL is being ruined by these two-high safeties.