NFL Considers Replay and Onside Kick Changes
NFL Considers Replay and Onside Kick Changes

NFL Considers Replay and Onside Kick Changes

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The NFL is considering expanding replay assist to include facemask penalties, illegal hits, taunting, and illegal formations on kickoffs, following numerous missed calls this season, according to Troy Vincent, the league's executive vice president of football operations. The NFL is also reviewing the onside kick rule due to its low success rate, with only 3 out of 41 onside kicks recovered this season, and is exploring alternatives such as allowing teams to attempt a fourth-and-20 play instead. Additionally, the league is considering banning low blocks to enhance player safety, suggesting that blocks should be above the knee but below the neck. These potential rule changes are part of ongoing efforts to improve player safety and game fairness.

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