The NFL is considering changes to its kickoff format just two seasons into its existence. According to Mark Maske of the Washington Post, the league indicated that the reason for a potential change is related to the concussion rate on kickoffs during the 2025 season.

The NFL is making a significant change to the 2026-27 schedule, and it will impact the league for years to come. The post NFL Announces Change for 2026 Season appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Both teams get at least one possession in overtime, a rule change made after the controversial 2022 AFC Championship game. The Buffalo Bills lost that one to the Kansas City Chiefs after failing to get a possession in overtime, as you might remember.

The Green Bay Packers and Buffalo Bills faced similar decisions after another promising season ended short of the Super Bowl. The Packers opted to give coach Matt LaFleur a contract extension in hopes that he can still get the team over the hump,

The NFL is looking at expanding the schedule so teams can play more games in international cities. That change could go into effect for 2026.

The NFL salary cap is jumping up again and it impacts the Bengals.

The NFL is open to discussing a major rule change that will use video review to assess penalties for violations related to player safety that are missed by officials. In what would be a league

The Kansas City Chiefs explored unknown territory in the 2025 NFL season. They missed the playoffs for the first time since 2014, posting a 6-11 record and finishing third in the AFC West standings. The league changed a lot