RL rules have always been designed to limit kicking. That's what made it different from yawnyawn. The balance is now shifting towards too much kicking again. It's becoming very clear that clubs are adopting a game plan that involves simple, boring, safety-first, yard-gaining football to simply get the side within range for a 50-50 lottery kick, either a bomb or cross-field kick. If you can complete enough of these mindless sets and kick accurately enough you'll score enough tries to win the game, especially if the other side doesn't complete as much or doesn't kick as accurately. Something has to be done. Firstly they have to do something to cut down the dummy half running that has taken over the NRL. It's rare to see less than two a set and even when they do pass it's often after the dummy half has passed the advantage line and is usually just a one-out pass. They then have to deal with the number of kicks. All of the suggestions so far have some merit. But some have more than others.
you, 
