Earlier this offseason, the NFL expanded the training camp mandate for wearing Guardian Caps to players at every position except quarterback and specialists. News of the NFL rule change for game days was first reported by Pro Football Talk....
NFL owners recently met for the annual spring meeting, and among the approved proposals are the ability to flex Thursday Night Football games and the"emergency" third quarterback position. However, the biggest change is to kickoffs. The new rule will give the receiving team the b...
Per Albert Breer ofSports Illustrated, the rule change passed in spite of “aggressive pushback from special teams coaches and players.” A league memo cited “player safety” as the reason for the change, which will be in effect for 2023 only. On Monday,NFL owners approved flex scheduling ...
The Big Rule Change for NFL Kickoffs The most dramatic rule change coming to the NFL this season is undoubtedly the league's new procedure for kicking and returning kickoffs. In 2023, the league hit its lowest-ever levels of kicks actually returned by the receiving team (teams opted for ei...
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The leaguecitedon Monday "integrity of game" as the chief reason for the rule change. The league previously had a third-quarterback rule in effect from 1991-2010 before doing away with the option. Now it's back. The emergency quarterback rule came to the forefront this offseason after th...
The NFL's decision to change kickoff rules for the 2024 season was a bold one — and so far, it'spaying off. The goal? More returns, fewer injuries. And with the numbers we're seeing through Week 13, it's hard to argue with the results. ...
2022国家橄榄球联盟的官方比赛规则NFL.pdf,2022 OFFICIAL PLAYING RULES OF THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Roger Goodell, Commissioner 2022 Rules Changes Rule-Section-Article 6-1-3 Makes permanent the free kick formation change implemented during the 2021 seaso
The second crucial rule change was necessitated by the first. Camp’s more orderly manner of initiating play did not require the team in possession of the ball to give it up. After Princeton simply held the ball for an entire half in its 1880 and 1881 contests with Yale, both games endin...
In 2017, NFL clubs approved shortening overtime in the regular season to 10 minutes from 15. The rule change was aimed at improving player safety. In 2022, NFL clubs approved a rule that allows both teams to possess the ball in overtime in the postseason. ...