New kickoff rules that went into effect on a trial basis last season are now permanent, but NFL owners tabled the Detroit Lions' proposal to overhaul the seeding of playoff teams. Rich McKay ...

The NFL owners meeting wrapped up Tuesday. Here are seven takeaways, as discussed by Jason Fitz, Frank Schwab and Charles ...

If a ball doesn't land in the return zone, a new rule approved by NFL team owners means a touchback will result in the ball being placed at the 35-yard line. Rich McKay, NFL competition committee ...

The NFL is bringing its playoff overtime rules to the regular season. Owners on Tuesday voted unanimously to pass a rule change that will guarantee both teams at least one possession during ...

NFL team owners had been set to vote Tuesday on Green ... Aiyuk health NFL Competition Committee chairman Rich McKay stressed the issues surrounding the play extend beyond safety because there ...

The NFL has started the month of April off with a bang. The league's 32 owners approved a major rule change on Tuesday: A field goal of 60 yards or more will now be worth four points instead of three.

NFL team owners, coaches, general managers and commissioner Roger Goodell mingled over drinks and servings of steak, salad, pasta or custom poke bowls. What made the event unique, however ...

NFL franchises were set to vote on the proposal Tuesday morning at the league's owners meetings ... no vote was held on the potential rule change. "Rich McKay asked the room if they wanted ...

It's a quiet time in the NFL calendar, but there's still plenty to discuss. The annual league meetings took place in Florida this week, with coaches, general managers and owners convening to ...

NFL owners voted on several changes on Tuesday at ... NFL competition committee co-chair Rich McKay said the tush push was discussed for 30 to 40 minutes before it was tabled.

NFL team owners had been set to vote Tuesday on Green ... NFL Competition Committee chairman Rich McKay stressed the issues surrounding the play extend beyond safety because there's not enough ...