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sports1 year ago

MLB's 'Golden At-Bat' Rule Faces Rejection Amid Criticism

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred has dismissed the likelihood of implementing the 'golden at-bat' rule, which would allow teams to send any player to bat at any point in the game, diverging from the traditional batting order. Speaking at the Italian American Baseball Foundation's gala, Manfred reassured fans that this rule is not being considered for adoption in the near future, despite being discussed in a competition committee meeting. Manfred, who has overseen several recent changes in MLB, remains opposed to this particular idea.

via CBS Sports|
#baseball-rules#competition-committee#golden-at-bat
sports1 year ago

"NFL Approves Detroit Lions' Game-Changing Rule Change Proposals"

The NFL has approved several rule changes for the 2024 season, including Detroit Lions' proposals to allow a third challenge if one of the first two is successful, and to expand the reviewable plays for passers down by contact or out of bounds. Additionally, the league has made changes to the trading deadline, injury reserve rules, and the kickoff format, while also expanding the use of Hawk-Eye technology for coaches. These changes aim to improve player safety, officiating, and roster flexibility, with potential impacts on the Detroit Lions and the league as a whole.

via Pride Of Detroit|
#2024-season#competition-committee#detroit-lions
sports1 year ago

"NFL Introduces Replay Review for Game Clock Expiration Before Snap"

The NFL has approved a rule change allowing replay reviews to determine if the game clock expired before a snap, addressing situations where the clock runs out before a play. This change does not affect the play clock and will not impact delay of game penalties. The new rule comes after a specific incident in a game between the Packers and Lions, where the Lions objected to a play due to the game clock expiring before the snap, highlighting the need for this rule change.

via NBC Sports|
#competition-committee#game-clock#nfl
sports1 year ago

"NFL Owners Unanimously Ban Hip-Drop Tackle and Approve Lions Challenge Proposal"

NFL owners have approved a ban on the swivel hip-drop tackling technique, with a 15-yard penalty for violations. Two other rule proposals were also approved, including giving teams a third challenge and enforcing major fouls by the offense before a change of possession. The ban aims to address a subset of the rugby tackling style that has led to lower-body injuries. Former and current players, including RGIII and J.J. Watt, have expressed concerns about the rule change, while the NFL Players Association objected to it. Additionally, a proposal to modify the kickoff to minimize high-speed collisions is still pending.

via ESPN|
#competition-committee#nfl#player-safety
sports1 year ago

"NFL Owners Approve Three Rule Changes Including Enhanced Challenge System"

The NFL has approved a change in the enforcement of penalties on plays resulting in a change of possession, allowing for penalties for major fouls committed by the offense to be enforced when there are fouls committed by both teams. This decision aims to bring consistency and enforce all major fouls. Additionally, the league has also approved a proposal to allow teams a third challenge if either of their first two is successful.

via NBC Sports|
#competition-committee#enforcement#nfl
sports1 year ago

"Chiefs' Andy Reid Endorses NFL's Kickoff Proposal"

The NFL's Competition Committee unanimously approved a revision to the new kickoff proposal, which would place touchbacks that go into the end zone on the fly at the 30-yard line instead of the 35, in an effort to provide a "less punitive" penalty for kicking teams. The proposal will be voted on by the league's owners, with 24 out of 32 needing to approve it for it to pass. Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid expressed his support for the proposal, calling it interesting and exciting, while the final decision will be made by Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt.

via Arrowhead Pride|
#andy-reid#competition-committee#kansas-city-chiefs
sports1 year ago

"NFL Coaches and Owners Rally Behind Proposed Kickoff Rule Changes"

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid expressed his support for the proposed low-impact kickoff rule in the NFL, similar to the one used in the XFL, stating that he finds the idea interesting and exciting. The rule, presented by the Competition Committee, aims to reduce injuries and increase excitement, but its passage is still uncertain pending the necessary votes.

via NBC Sports|
#andy-reid#competition-committee#kickoff-rule
sports1 year ago

"NFL Owners Consider Complicated New Kickoff Proposal and Hip-Drop Tackle Ban"

The Competition Committee has proposed a significant overhaul of the kickoff in the NFL, but the complexity and length of the proposal may lead to it being tabled until May for further discussion. Some coaches are advocating for the elimination of kickoffs altogether, while others are concerned about the potential consequences and permutations of the proposed changes. With the annual meeting becoming more truncated, there may not be enough time to resolve the concerns necessary to gain the required three-fourths membership support for the proposal.

via NBC Sports|
#annual-meeting#competition-committee#kickoff-proposal
sports1 year ago

"NFL's 2024 Rule Changes: Enhancing Player Safety and Game Dynamics"

The NFL Competition Committee is proposing a new kickoff rule to address the low kickoff return rate and concerns for player safety, which includes changes to alignment, landing zone rules, and penalties. The proposed rule is similar to the XFL's kickoff rule and aims to add strategic elements to the game. The rule will be up for review and requires 24 out of 32 owners' votes to pass.

via Niners Nation|
#competition-committee#kickoff-rule#nfl
sports1 year ago

"NFL Considers Ban on Hip-Drop Tackles and Kickoff Overhaul at 2024 Annual Meetings"

NFL officials are backing a proposed rule change to outlaw a version of the "hip-drop tackle," citing a significantly higher injury rate associated with the technique. The NFL Players Association and some players have protested the proposal, expressing concerns about confusion and enforcement. However, officials indicated that the rule would likely be enforced similarly to the "use of helmet" rule, with post-game warnings and fines. Additionally, the competition committee's proposal to revamp kickoffs is expected to gain support, potentially increasing field position and scoring in games.

via ESPN|
#competition-committee#hip-drop-tackle#kickoff-revamp
sports1 year ago

"NFL Considers Tweaking Kickoff Rules and Banning Hip-Drop Tackle"

The proposed changes to the NFL kickoff rule include provisions for enforcing penalties during touchdowns and tries, but potential unintended consequences and loopholes have raised concerns. The current approach may not create enough of a consequence to deter penalties, and there are questions about when penalties should be enforced and how they could impact the game. The Competition Committee and owners will need to address these issues, and the final rule may not be adopted until the next round of ownership meetings in May.

via NBC Sports|
#competition-committee#kickoff-rule#nfl
sports1 year ago

"NFL Considers Ban on Hip-Drop Tackles and Radical Kickoff Change"

The NFL competition committee is proposing a ban on "hip-drop" tackles and a radical change to kickoffs in an effort to add more returns while maintaining safety. The proposed kickoff rule takes elements from spring leagues like the XFL and aims to reduce high-speed collisions. Additionally, the committee suggested other rule changes, including making certain penalties reviewable by replay and allowing major fouls to carry over following a change of possession. The NFLPA opposes the proposed ban on "hip-drop" tackles, arguing that it would cause confusion for players, coaches, officials, and fans.

via The Associated Press|
#competition-committee#kickoffs#nfl
sports1 year ago

"NFL Considers Radical Kickoff Rule Change and Hip-Drop Tackle Ban"

The NFL Competition Committee and several teams have proposed rule changes for the 2024 season, including allowing a third challenge for successful challenges, eliminating the first touch spot after possession, and introducing a new form of free kick play. The Colts want to permit challenges for fouls inside of two minutes, while the league is considering a penalty for the hip-drop tackle. The most significant proposal is a new kickoff rule that would see significant changes to the setup and positioning of players.

via Niners Nation|
#competition-committee#detroit-lions#nfl
sports1 year ago

"NFL Competition Committee Proposes Ban on Hip-Drop Tackles and Kickoff Rule Change"

The NFL Competition Committee has proposed a new rule that would make hip-drop tackles a 15-yard penalty, aiming to eliminate the technique from the game due to player injuries. The proposed rule defines a hip-drop tackle and outlines the penalty for its use. The NFL Players Association has expressed skepticism about consistent enforcement, and the decision now rests with NFL owners.

via NBC Sports|
#competition-committee#nfl#player-safety
sports1 year ago

"NFL Competition Committee Rejects Proposal to Change End Zone Fumble Rule"

The proposal to change the NFL rule regarding fumbles out of the end zone has been abandoned, according to Cowboys executive Stephen Jones. Despite discussions, the possibility has "died," but owners could still make the change with a majority vote. The current rule results in fewer points over time, and while there was no specific incident prompting the consideration, offensive players are reminded of the risk of reaching with the ball near the goal line.

via NBC Sports|
#competition-committee#end-zone#fumble-rule