Former NFL tight end Joseph Fauria shares touchdown celebrations that are both acceptable and unacceptable after the NFL rule change.
The NFL has been hard at work restructuring its rules this offseason. This includes a new rule that aims to prevent helmet-to-helmet hits. But how exactly will the NFL make sure the rule is enforced?
After a season that was defined by controversial catch rulings, the NFL may have implemented a new catch rule during its biggest game of the season.
The NFL seems to be taking steps to fix some of its most criticized rules.
The New York Jets have proposed a rule change that would completely change the yardage of a pass interference penalty.
If the Hall of Fame game was an indication, the NFL may have an issue enforcing its new helmet rule.
NFL owners unanimously voted on a new rule to discourage player protests during the national anthem by fining teams whose players don't abide. How will this affect the league and its fans in the upcoming season?
All football fans agree that the NFL's penalties (and fines) for excessive celebration are inconsistent and overly harsh. Here's a solution.
The NFL's new helmet rule has generated a lot of negative press for the league, but former NFL linebacker Willie McGinest understands what it is trying to do with the rule.
Former NFL defensive end Marcellus Wiley understands that the rule changes are in place to improve player safety, but he argues that they also helped improve the product on the field.
