The NFL would have approved rules changes for extended rereading and the regular season

The NFL would have approved two rules of rules for the 2025 season, but the Push Tash discussion will be pushed in the future.

According to Dianna Russini of athletics, the owners have submitted the proposal to prohibit TUSH’s push for the moment.

Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported that the championship owners voted in favor of allowing the two teams to have the ball in overtime and extended rereading assistance.

A new change of rule has also been implemented, the touchbacks on the kicks of the 35 yards line, according to Russini:

According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, the Detroit Lions’ proposal to eliminate the first automatic bass stockings for defensive detention and illegal contact penalties has not received enough votes for approval.

According to Tom Pelisero of the NFL Network, the League also submitted the lions proposal linked to the sowing of the playoffs which would have enabled the joker teams with better regular season records than the division champions to host an post-season match.

There are a total of five rule change proposals which are voted by the owners of the league during annual meetings this week.

The change of extension was proposed by the Eagles of Philadelphia to align the rules of the regular season and the playoffs. They also proposed to return the period of extension of the regular season to 15 minutes, instead of the 10 minutes it has been since 2017.

Giving the two teams a possession in overtime has succeeded, but the period of 15 minutes in overtime is not part of the approval. It will remain at 10 minutes in the regular season.

One of the most famous moments of the 2024 season was the reaction of Baker Mayfield when the Buccaneers of Tampa Bay lost the draw of the hour in overtime against the Chiefs of Kansas City in week 9 on Monday evening football.

Patrick Mahomes led the 70 yards chiefs for the victorious touch after receiving the start, and the BUCs have never had the chance to answer.

The NFL competition committee has proposed an expansion replint, which allows the replay assistant to advise the managers on the field on “the objective aspects of a game and / or to solve the problems of administration of the game when clear and obvious video evidence is present”.

This will probably have an impact on certain calls which can be difficult to determine at the time or simply miss by civil servants on the ground, in particular something like the facemask penalties.

The Lions, who played the highest rate of human coverage among all the 2024 qualifying series, led all NFL clubs in the accepted defensive maintenance penalties (11). They were also tied to the eighth of the illegal contact sanctions accepted (three).

The defensive outfit and the illegal contact only reassemble the ball of five meters, but the offense also receives an automatic first, regardless of the decline and the distance to be covered.