The NFL is altering its overtime format ... again. The league approved two rule changes Tuesday at is annual meeting. Overtime is being overhauled in the regular season and replay assist will ...

The NFL made the dynamic kickoff permanent and will require touchbacks to be brought out to the 35-yard line. The league tabled discussions on the legality of the "tush push" play until May.

Some rules are meant to be broken. Others are meant to be changed. Some will remain the same. The NFL's annual league meetings allow those discussions to occur in what can sometimes be an airing ...

The NFL on Tuesday announced some key changes to the game for the 2025 season, including on how the ball will be spotted, the rules for overtime and kickoff rules. The competition committee made ...

PALM BEACH, Fla. -- NFL owners approved a significant change to the league's kickoff structure while also authorizing an expansion of the replay assist program during their final session of their ...

There will be some changes in the NFL in 2025, including a significant one that could have impacted a Miami Dolphins game last season. That involves overtime, which now will guarantee each team at ...

NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport has covered the league since 2009, previously serving as Patriots beat reporter for the Boston Herald for three seasons. Now based in New York City, he also has ...

San Francisco 49ers CEO Jed York plays an April Fool's joke on NFL Network's Mike Garafolo: 'You're looking really handsome today'. Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson discusses the 'surreal ...

The spring NFL owners meetings in Palm Beach, Florida, are under way, and we have our first/latest Aaron Rodgers nugget. "We had a really productive day," Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike ...

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It’s still early, but it’s no longer too early. Power ranking the NFL right after the Super Bowl is always a fool’s errand, because a third of the league’s workforce changes teams every March.

The Dolphins fully expected it. And it’s now official. Left tackle Terron Armstead has retired, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Media. A third-round pick of the Saints in 2013 out of Arkansas-Pine ...