INDIANAPOLIS -- The NFL competition committee is discussing the possibility of authorizing replay officials to throw flags for specific penalties. Although the appetite might be limited for what would be a major change to the league's officiating approach, some members are coalescing this week around a possible entry point: non-football acts that have gone unpenalized by on-field officials. NFL executive vice president of football operations Troy Vincent suggested the possibility Monday while speaking to reporters during a break in the meeting. "You don't want to just be expanding the Pandora's box," Vincent said, "but we believe that things like the non-football act, you can really, really restrict what that is. That's something that we believe that potentially there's a little bit of tweaking in the language, that may be the first step." Vincent noted two examples from the 2025 season.…