NFL claims technology can’t spot ball
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One of the Vikings' top NFL Draft targets, Ole Miss defensive end Walter Nolen, is playing his way out of Minnesota's reach ...
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Carolina Panthers wide receiver Adam Thielen, who is set to turn 35 a few weeks before the 2025 regular season begins, ...
The NFL has to be feeling good about the work it's done to help curb the rate of concussions for its players, but the work is ...
NFL and NCAA football seasons in the books, it’s now time to look ahead to the 2025 NFL Draft and the effects it will have on ...
The Slinger coach just completed his 14th season with the program with a perfect 14-0 season culminating in a WIAA Division 2 ...
The NFL has heard the criticism of its no-tech approach to determining whether the football made it to the line to gain. But instead of serving up solutions, the league is offering up excuses. In ...
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CINCINNATI — Luke Kandra is headed to the NFL Combine next month. He announced the news on his Instagram Tuesday night.
The NFL is considering the use of optical tracking cameras to determine the line to gain, but the ball would still be spotted ...
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