The league has also reportedly approved expanded replay assist, a proposal by the league's competition committee, allowing it to "advise the on-field officials on specific, objective aspects of a play and/or to address game administration issues when clear and obvious video evidence is present."

The NFL is going to look slightly different in 2025 after the league's 32 owners approved several major rule changes at the annual league meeting on Tuesday. One rule that won't b

While most of the focus was on potential NFL rules is on the future of the tush push, the league has reportedly approved two other changes for the 2025 season. Per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, league owners voted in favor of allowing both teams to possess the ball in overtime and expanded replay assistance.

The NFL expanded its replay assist system to overturn objective calls such as facemask penalties, whether there was forcible contact to the head or neck area, horse-collar tackles

The NFL approved two rule changes at its recent annual meeting. The overtime period is being changed to where now both teams will get a possession with the ball, rather than potentially just one team.

NFL owners on Tuesday approved a tweak to the regular-season overtime period, mirroring postseason rules that guarantee that each team will be allowed to possess the ball on offense. The rule was one of several passed by owners.

NFL owners have approved a significant change to overtime rules that should be quite popular among fans. A proposal was submitted at the NFL owners

The Tush Push persists... for now. Meanwhile, NFL overtime makes more sense and instant replay gets a common sense upgrade.

Touchbacks will now come out to the 35-yard line instead of the 30 in an attempt to increase the number of returns.