Inside: Pro day risers, a draft fact from Dane Brugler and why the Eagles can still run the tush push for now, plus new rule changes.

Here is a summary of the proposed rule changes for 2025. A) Modifications to the Rules of the Game Rules make the NFL work, and adjusting them is a recurring theme. In 2025, the following is ...

Several rule changes were approved or tabled at the NFL owners meeting that could significantly impact the league next season.

This week is the NFL’s annual meeting of the minds in Palm Beach, FL. Owners, top executives, and head coaches all attend a summit each offseason and look into various matters around the league.

NFL STATS CENTRAL: The latest NFL scores, schedules, odds, stats and more. Here's a look at the playing rule changes that were ... The Detroit Lions proposed eliminating first downs for defensive ...

After teams made their proposals for rule changes next season, the NFL competition committee has offered its own proposals that will be considered by the owners. In a summary of the proposed ...

Following the NFL annual meetings, the Buccaneers could look to benefit from one of the approved rule changes that plagued them last season.

The Pittsburgh Steelers proposed the new rule, which will allow teams ... to change after the 2025 season. With the NFL considering yet another change to its overtime, Jason Fitz came up with ...

The NFL announced all the proposed rule changes that will be discussed at the annual league meetings next week, a summary of the most significant provided courtesy of CBS Sports. Some of the ...

NFL. The Dallas Cowboys and Micah Parsons reportedly ... window that precedes the start of the new league year A change proposed by multiple teams would allow the preparation of K-balls, balls ...

The Eagles would prefer that their offense and defense decide the outcome of games, not their special teams units, so this is ...

The NFL competition committee reportedly is set to change the spot of touchbacks from the 30-yard-line to the 35-yard-line, according to Mark Maske of the Washington Post, "barring a last-minute ...