The NFL will take a look at a number of kickoff rule changes this offseason after the league was happy with the way the new kickoff rule worked in its first season in 2024. Among the ideas that ...

If the NFL doesn’t want to implement the 4th-and-20 conversion play, the solution is easy. They should simply reinstate the old onside kick rules, keeping it as a rare, high-risk, high-reward play.

The NFL's "dynamic" kickoff is here to stay, but minor changes could be coming to the onside kick. League owners will consider this week a proposal to change onside kicks that would allow the ...

He adds the committee could consider the potential fourth and 15 or fourth and 20 as an alternative to the onside kick, but also mentions coaches are studying alignment changes to increase onside ...

The Eagles proposed a rule change last year that would allow teams to try to convert a fourth-and-20 from their own 20-yard-line rather than attempt an onside kick to retain possession.

Previously, an onside kick was only allowed during the fourth quarter of a game. The NFL is considering allowing kicking team players to have their front foot on the restraining line, potentially ...

The onside kick success rate was lower than 7% last season, which has led to many feeling like the play is completely dead. Owners are hoping the new changes will result in the success rate ...

The remaining 10 players on the kickoff team will move to the 40 after being at the 20 with the kicker a year ago. UFL teams had the option of attempting an onside kick at any point last season.

The NFL’s competition committee could also examine a fourth-and-15 or fourth-and-20 alternative to the onside kick, which would allow teams to keep possession of the ball if they convert on such ...

NFL teams have considered possible alternatives to onside kicks in recent years and they could be up for discussion again this offseason. The Eagles proposed a rule change last year that would allow ...