Since the offseason, the high-profile revision of the kick-off rules has finally settled.
The proposal for a new rule was proposed at the Summit on Player Safety held in New York earlier this month, and was jointly proposed by some of the team's special team coaches and members of the competition committee. At the NFL offseason meeting held yesterday, the bosses of all teams officially passed a new kick-off rule. Under the new rules, the kick-off will be closer to abandoning the kick and reducing the speed between players. The possibility of a collision under state.
Compared to the draft proposed at the previous conference on player safety issues, the formal rules announced this time are more detailed and complete. The key information in the rules is organized as follows:
1. Players on the kick-off side are not allowed to be arrayed in a region more than a yard away from the straight line where the kick-off point is located. In previous rules, this figure was five yards. This change has greatly shortened the run-up distance for the kick-off team;
2. It is not allowed to use a wedge-shaped wall. Only two people walls can be set up in the area from 40 yards at the half court to 45 yards at the other half;
3. Before the ball is touched or touched, the player receiving the ball is not allowed to cross the limit line (most of the time is the 45-yard line) or to block. Such rules will force the receiving team's covert players to retreat and block, greatly reducing the possibility of collisions between players on both sides at high speeds;
4. When the ball touches the end zone, it will be immediately sentenced back to attack, without the player returning to the end zone to touch the ball.
The meeting also adopted new rules to penalize “helmet defensive” and set out corresponding expulsion standards. The new rule stipulates that if a player lowers his head and makes a helmet contact with the other player's action, he will be penalized; When the player's foul action meets the expulsion criteria, the player will be sentenced to deport. The eviction criteria are as follows:
1. Before the helmet comes into contact with the opposing player, the foul player lowers his head and makes himself hit his opponent in a straight posture;
2. When there is no obstacle on the path where the foul player hits the opposing player;
3. Impact can be completely avoided; foul players can use other methods to complete the defense.
In addition to these rule changes, any player involved in the new season involving an expulsion from the field can apply for video playback.
Obviously, the league wants to further reduce the probability of serious player injury through such changes, and through the voting results of the General Assembly, the bosses of each team are also in favor of this decision. However, the fans are not buying the new rules. They are filled with feedback from fans dissatisfied with the tweets posted by the NFL Operations Department regarding the modification of the kick-off rules. Many people think that instead of changing the rules like this, it's better to cancel the kick-off directly, and even more people directly say that this rule is just a fly.
As for the “helmet defensive” tweet, the status of the commentary area is not optimistic. Some fans think that under such rules, there is simply no way to defend themselves, and some people jokingly claim that the next season has started to take off the equipment and beat the flag.
However, according to these remarks, the legendary NFL player, former NFL player union chairman Troy Vincent, responded: "The rule now is a team composed of several NFL legendary players, coaches, active players and referees, through several hours of video research and conferences. The main idea of the products discussed is to protect the safety of the players and keep them away from unnecessary injuries.” Concerns about expulsion rules, Vincent said: “We have looked back at more than 50,000 attacks last season, but only found Three times under the new rules need to be expelled." He thinks the fans do not have to worry about the fluency and intensity of the game, these rules will make the NFL better and better.
What makes the "opposition" fans a little gratified is that the current rules only apply to the upcoming 2018 season. The next offseason, the league will also reassess whether it will be used in the next season. new rule. What kind of changes will these rules bring to the NFL? With the curtain of the 2018 season slowly opening, the answer will soon be revealed.
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The proposal for a new rule was proposed at the Summit on Player Safety held in New York earlier this month, and was jointly proposed by some of the team's special team coaches and members of the competition committee. At the NFL offseason meeting held yesterday, the bosses of all teams officially passed a new kick-off rule. Under the new rules, the kick-off will be closer to abandoning the kick and reducing the speed between players. The possibility of a collision under state.
Compared to the draft proposed at the previous conference on player safety issues, the formal rules announced this time are more detailed and complete. The key information in the rules is organized as follows:
1. Players on the kick-off side are not allowed to be arrayed in a region more than a yard away from the straight line where the kick-off point is located. In previous rules, this figure was five yards. This change has greatly shortened the run-up distance for the kick-off team;
2. It is not allowed to use a wedge-shaped wall. Only two people walls can be set up in the area from 40 yards at the half court to 45 yards at the other half;
3. Before the ball is touched or touched, the player receiving the ball is not allowed to cross the limit line (most of the time is the 45-yard line) or to block. Such rules will force the receiving team's covert players to retreat and block, greatly reducing the possibility of collisions between players on both sides at high speeds;
4. When the ball touches the end zone, it will be immediately sentenced back to attack, without the player returning to the end zone to touch the ball.
The meeting also adopted new rules to penalize “helmet defensive” and set out corresponding expulsion standards. The new rule stipulates that if a player lowers his head and makes a helmet contact with the other player's action, he will be penalized; When the player's foul action meets the expulsion criteria, the player will be sentenced to deport. The eviction criteria are as follows:
1. Before the helmet comes into contact with the opposing player, the foul player lowers his head and makes himself hit his opponent in a straight posture;
2. When there is no obstacle on the path where the foul player hits the opposing player;
3. Impact can be completely avoided; foul players can use other methods to complete the defense.
In addition to these rule changes, any player involved in the new season involving an expulsion from the field can apply for video playback.
Obviously, the league wants to further reduce the probability of serious player injury through such changes, and through the voting results of the General Assembly, the bosses of each team are also in favor of this decision. However, the fans are not buying the new rules. They are filled with feedback from fans dissatisfied with the tweets posted by the NFL Operations Department regarding the modification of the kick-off rules. Many people think that instead of changing the rules like this, it's better to cancel the kick-off directly, and even more people directly say that this rule is just a fly.
As for the “helmet defensive” tweet, the status of the commentary area is not optimistic. Some fans think that under such rules, there is simply no way to defend themselves, and some people jokingly claim that the next season has started to take off the equipment and beat the flag.
However, according to these remarks, the legendary NFL player, former NFL player union chairman Troy Vincent, responded: "The rule now is a team composed of several NFL legendary players, coaches, active players and referees, through several hours of video research and conferences. The main idea of the products discussed is to protect the safety of the players and keep them away from unnecessary injuries.” Concerns about expulsion rules, Vincent said: “We have looked back at more than 50,000 attacks last season, but only found Three times under the new rules need to be expelled." He thinks the fans do not have to worry about the fluency and intensity of the game, these rules will make the NFL better and better.
What makes the "opposition" fans a little gratified is that the current rules only apply to the upcoming 2018 season. The next offseason, the league will also reassess whether it will be used in the next season. new rule. What kind of changes will these rules bring to the NFL? With the curtain of the 2018 season slowly opening, the answer will soon be revealed.
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