When the NFL Competition Committee meets next week in Naples, Fla., instant replay will be a major topic of conversation.

Pass interference enforcement also will be in the spotlight. For years, there have been calls to change the penalty from being a spot-foul to a 15-yard penalty.

According to multiple reports, executive vice president of football operations Troy Vincent says the league might look at making a change in the penalty.

Opponents of the change say it gives defensive players the incentive to tackle receivers who get behind them.

Vincent said making the change to a 15-yard penalty would be an alternative to making pass interference subject to replay review.