NFL Fans Push for Rule Changes

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Fans are buzzing with ideas for NFL rule changes as the all season heats up and league meetings kick off.

Many want clearer definitions for past interference to cut down on confusion.

Others push for playoff seating based purely on records, so a 13 and 14 doesn't miss out

just because they didn't win their division. A big gripe centers on kickers dominating the game.

Fans suggest narrowing goal posts are bringing back traditional kickoffs to make

field goals tougher again. The touch push is another hot target, with calls to ban any pushing

or pulling of the ball carrier to restore old school toughness.

Reactions highlight frustration over penalties from illegal formations and eligible receivers.

Suggestions include simplifying offensive lines and allowing challenges on any play or call

to hold refs accountable. No one likes ties either, with ideas to adopt college overtime rules

for more exciting finishes. More fans want to scrap overseas games, calling them a diss to American

ticket buyers. There's also talk of ditching political messages on the field and even contracting

teams to match quarterback talent better. A few pine for 1970 style tackling and full contact

practices. In the end, these fan voices show how much passion drives the league's finances.

While owners might not listen right away, ideas like these could shape the future if enough pressure

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