While the NFL owners declined to enact a couple of higher-profile rule changes at the 2023 owners’ meetings – making roughing the passer reviewable and banning the “tush push” popularized by the Philadelphia Eagles and Jalen Hurts, they did approve some changes. Offenses can no longer extend a half by committing a penalty, and language was cleaned up in regards to defenders launching or using their helmets when making a hit to make it easier on officials and announcers when interpreting those rules. Both changes are good decisions made by the owners, which should improve the game under the radar.
Pair of Subtle Rule Changes from 2023 NFL Owners’ Meetings Will Improve the Game
