if you didn't watch the XFL, you should check out their kickoff rules/formation. The kickoff team stands at the 35, the receiving team is only 5 yards away at the 30. None of them can move until the kick returner catches the kick.
This really seemed to cut down on the collisions which should greatly reduce concussions. Remember the NFL concedes the vast majority of the concussions come on special team plays. The NFL has already said it was looking at changing the kickoff. Wondering if they'll move to adopt the XFL policy.
The on-field interview immediately after plays were a put off for me. "How do you feel about missing a field goal 20 seconds ago" or an interview with someone gasping for breath about the last play.
How long can broadcast of plays to QBs and WRs last without abuse?
Pressely and Cardale looked good; future backups?
(What was Pressely's problem with the Giants?)
Thought it was cool to hear the play call...my question is isn't this set up to steal calls and stuff? Seemed odd but I enjoyed as a viewer and fan