How Terrible Are the New NFL Rule Proposals? Bijan Robinson still has a perfect March Madness bracket. The Lions release corner Cam Sutton. We dive into the new kickoff rule and the NFL wanting to ban the hip drop tackle. Key free agents like Justin Simmons, Kevin Zeitler, Trent Brown, tre White, Xavien Howard, Julian Blakmon, Jadeveon Clowney, Stephon Gilmore & Tyler Boyd are still available. Chase Young signs with the Saints.
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More rules means easier rigging
So the tackle we barely see is a rule we need but the awful fields that keep injuring players are cool? Sounds about right
Day 3 of asking Tom to stream the 2026 World Cup with commentary
If you don’t want the players you paid to play football to get hurt, don’t let them play football. Injuries are going to happen, it sucks.
I have a rules idea for overtime. No coin toss, no kickoff. Instead, the teams negotiate starting field position. IE, the team willing to start the farthest back gets the ball there.
Needs to buy $100 worth of tacos and eat them.
The hip drop ban is just the roughing the qb all over again
I’d like to buy some strawberry lemon tea
They really should just drop the kick off all together. Just implement the Schiano Proposal at this point. 4th and 15 or 20 from the kicking team's 30-35. Penalties for extra points can either push the line of scrimmage back or extend the line of gain farther making conversions harder. These new kick off rules just feel ridiculous at this point.
I expect a slight bump in ankle/calf injuries on players who are getting tackled from behind due to the hip drop ban. I bet you'll be seeing people straight up diving at player's ankles and just bear hugging them until they fall down.
Tom adjust the mic volume or get a new one lol.
The way I read the #2 one is that when an onside kick of performed the ball is downed when the first person touches it and I would assume they want to be able to advance it still.
Is anyone else just a little concerned Lord Taco is V.M. Varga?
48:32
What i think should happen with offsetting penalties is that any amount of yardage equally lost by each team cancels each other out [so in a game between SF and AZ, if the 49ers commit a 15 yard penalty and the Cardinals commit a 10 yard penalty, the 49ers move back 5 yards, with the other 10 yards of their penalty being canceled out (or "offset" in football talk) by the 10 yard penalty by Arizona]
Oh god he’s all for the tush push too. Goddamn that’s embarrassing.
Still love you Tom. I expect that from Perna but come on you know why the tush push is shit football lol
“Chiefs get all the calls”
-professional L holder 😂
I mean the browns 188 includes a 64+ Mil Deshaun cap hit for whatever couple games he plays.
How about the NFL does like they do in Canada kick out of the end zone snd score a point😊😊😊
They shouldn't mess with the hip drop tackle it will screw the defensive side of the game
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Tush push needs to have a set amount of OL at the LOS, not just the center then everyone else behind the LOS
i think the NFL should get away from the shared profits
Watch "Kickoffs are stupid and bad | Chart Party" by the channel Secret Base.
Kickoffs should be replaced with punts. Maybe 4th and 15 from the 20 or 25. We can adjust the numbers.
What you don't want is too easy to convert if they try a fake, but possible so it is exciting.
We don't want coffin corner punts where teams start the game backed up inside the 10, so that was why I said the punt from the 25, and punts average about 60 air yards from NFL punters is 85 yards, or caught on the 15-20 or so, with a fair catch. Directional punts and shanked punts can help the team getting the ball.
Blocked punts.
Muffed punts.
Bad snaps to the punter.
Roughing the punter can give a first down to the team that was punting and a momentum shifting "change of possession" in terms of starting the game and starting over time.
You know, when you said "Oooooooh" that triggered my brain. I was trying to figure out why that sounded familiar but not you. But it was you😂 As Sebastian🤣 How do you make those characters so different that it doesn't seem like you?!
while potentially dangerous the hip drop tackle is way safer than most other forms of tackling. leg injuries suck but with the exception of alex smith their usually not life threatening. the best way to hit people is going to be hitting as hard as possible in the torso. oh wait kareem jackson is proof that even thats not acceptable. additionally people have injjured their leg not even playing. von miller blew his achilles walking off the field from a no pads practice
When are they going to ban field turf for player safety
29:03 in terms of enforcement
I’ve kinda been sold on the idea of penalizing based on results rather than actions
If you injure another player you’re penalized
But if you do a move that may be dangerous but it doesn’t lead to any injury you are fine.
I don’t like that quarterbacks who are roughed but can still play perfectly fine
Can someone tell me the last rule that was passed that penalized the offense for endangering the defense’s safety
35:20 and that’s absolutely how the owners look at it
It’s about the safety of their investments
Which is why a solution that would make players safer but might cost owners more money
Like removing field turf
Won’t be considered