The future of the deadly batch will not be determined in the near future. The owners of the American Football Association teams were appointed to vote for Green Bey’s proposal to ban the play that helped Philadelphia Eagles win Super Paul and reached another, but the movement was presented until May. Espn mentioned 16 teams currently support a ban on the rush batch. The US Football Association requires the approval of 24 teams to issue a change in the rules.
Also on Tuesday, the team owners agreed to adjust the starting base of the match, expand the scope of repetition and review the rules of additional work.
The postponement of the scale payment means that the discussion will continue while the teams collect more information. Supporters of the play and those who opposed it presented strong arguments, while medical experts in the league expressed their fear of safety.
Rich Mcai, head of the American Football Association Competition Committee, stressed that the issues surrounding playing go beyond safety because there are not enough data to indicate that the deadly batch is dangerous. The league has already said that no injuries were reported in a severe batch.
“There are definitely some people who have health and safety concerns, but there are many people who have football fears,” McCai said. “So I did not say that it was because of a video or a healthy discussion and a certain safety. It was a lot of the play and the aesthetics of the play, is it a part of what was traditionally of football, or is it more than a play for the Rajabi? All of these types of discussions. Health and safety are still there because of the capabilities, but I will not go beyond that.”
The league ban pushed or withdrawn before changing the base in 2004. McCai said that they asked for the proposal to be withdrawn so that they could re -present the previous language, study it, and put it to discuss to vote in the May meetings.
“The matter has gone to many different directions beyond health and safety,” said Makai from the conversation from 30 to 40 minutes. “Just the traditional in the play, the idea that you can pay another player, which is the idea of prohibiting the payment of the defense, but we do not prohibit it from the crime. He went in all these directions.”
As for the changes that have passed, the additional work rules for the normal season will now coincide with those in the qualifiers, and both teams will have an opportunity to obtain possession even if the attack records the landing engine. The proposal was modified to make the additional work 10 minutes instead of 15 minutes.
The owners also agreed to a proposal from the American Football Association Competition Committee to allow restarting to consult with officials in the field to cancel objective calls such as expiration penalties, whether there is a forced contact with the head or neck area, or is treated with white collars or stumbling if there is “clear and clear” evidence that there is no error. Replay will also be able to nullify a rough penalty kick or a penalty kick if the video shows that the defender contacted the ball.
Help can only re -make an error if it is called incorrectly, but it will not be used to throw a flag if a penalty is not given. The dynamic starting base becomes permanent, as the touch moves to the 35 yard line instead of 30.
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Although the league has said that no injuries were reported as a result of the deadly batch, the possible risks involved in the Philadelphia version of the infiltration of the infiltration raised intense discussions.
The Packers, who lost in front of the Eagles in the Playoff WildCard game, also noted the pace of play as a reason to think about eliminating the play. Sean McFai, the coach of Rams, against the deadly batch, but said on Tuesday morning that he would be surprised if he was banned this week. Los Angeles also lost to Philadelphia in the qualifiers.
Sean Makdirmot, Bils coach, leads the batch to get rid of the play, although Boufalo used it more than any team other than the eagles.
Al -Nisour began using the play in the positions of the short hunter in 2022. Two or three players behind the midfielder Galen Hortz and pushing him forward. Many other teams, including bills, started to use them, but no team match the success rate of Philadelphia.