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Changes to the PAT, coach to player communication, and chop block rules, which the NFL has implemented, affects the game of football. Lengthening the PAT distance results in missed points. Headset communication improved play calling. Making chop blocks illegal has improved player safety. NFL rules are constantly changing. What rule would you change to make football more

I believe that their should stricter rules on how coaches treat their players. There have been many issues on how coaches treat their players like when coaches yell at their players they may cuss at them instead of explaining to them. When coaches need to talk to one of their players they yank them and pull them and that isn’t really needed.

We do have memories to recall from our past – good and bad. From these memories brings a part of who we are in a diverse nation and a lesson that changes our lives forever. This is evident to Regelio Gomez' article entitled “Foul Shots”, that shares his memorable experience in playing basketball during his teenage years as both being his ghost and his teacher for almost 2 decades. His narration is a consequence of anyone who describes winning in the name of game or losing in the name of race.

3. The referees make lots of calls during the game, because there are many little rules that the players have to be aware of. Some of the most popular rules for refs to call are “shooting space”, crease violations, and dangerous checking.

Do you hate the slo-mo replays whenever you’re playing sports? Well there’s reasons why they’re there and you may even change your mind when you read them. Today this article is going to bring you both sides of the story for slo-mo replays and maybe this can convince you to be at peace with them. They have instant replays because they help make the right call and they also help people understands what’s going on. There are still reason why they probably shouldn’t be there. So now that you know what this article is going to be talking about just go ahead and get right into it.

Perhaps no sport was more influenced by the advent of television than professional basketball. From the earliest days of television, NBA officials realized the power of the medium and they realized that any chances they had for success were directly linked to their survival on television. Players and coaches alike were concerned with the way their game was presented on television, even during the league 's first decade on television. This made it clear that everyone in the NBA knew that league success was directly related to television. NBA officials also knew that in order to appeal to viewers, they would have to implement rules that would make the NBA product more viewer-friendly. In the early 1950s, the NBA suffered from the perception that it was a slow-paced game. This was due to the fact that in those days, if a team had the lead into the fourth quarter, it would "freeze the ball" and turn the game into a tedious foul-shooting exhibition. This style of play threatened the NBA 's survival

concussion issues. The NFL has tried to stop the head to head contact by adding

            Better training for medical officials for teams, team officials should know when someone needs medical assistants or not instead just throw some dirt on it and

on the pitch, meaning that any of the players on the field have no one

Concussions has become major issue in sports. Over the years, the awareness of this injury is increasingly. I feel that as science is improving so will everything else in sports in terms of injuries. Back then if you had a surgery the scar was big but now it all becoming less and less. No matter what happens people won’t stop watching football just because of concussions and injuries. The athlete wont stop because they are concussed but will continue to do their job, so that is why I believe this new way of testing for concussion will be a success instead of just protocol that have been around for seven

The league is not changing rules or trying to change the game; the rules already account for devastating hits. The NFL focuses on stricter enforcement of the existing rules and elevated levels of discipline. The league remains concerned with their players and officiating in a way that will protect them. Stricter enforcement at the national level will help protect younger players, those against argued that coaches should be teaching proper technique at all levels, and that will bring the rate of concussions way down.

The league is still cautious in accepting the risks of concussions, but has slowly implemented new rule changes to the league in response to concussion management. Rules that dealt with concussion management were not subject to penalties for years. Eventually penalties were also induced. The first rules regarding helmet to helmet contact were not implemented until the late 1990s. Before these rules were introduced coaches and athletes encouraged the contact and ignored the effects such hits had on athletes. Today more changes are taking place including new helmet designs. These designs are meant to protect the head more. However, concussions effect the brain and helmets protect the

The views on concussions drastically changed from before and after the investigation. Before, an announcer for a game described concussions as "no more dangerous than a hangnail". Afterward, they realized that people were ignoring the issue. The same announcer said that "according to the NFL's own numbers, half of all players with concussions are sent back into the same game including [those] who were actually knocked out

I do not know a whole lot about sports and concussions, but I did look up some things. I also talked to some people about what they thought on the subject. They have made new laws conserning concussions because it was so dangerous for the players, epesally football. They would get hurt and not know it, or lie and say that they were fine so that they could keep playing. This only made things worse. I do think that rules are strict enough for this now. If someone is hurt and the couches know they are emediantly checked out by a doctor. If there are no signs that anything is wrong they can continue, but if something is off they are taken out of the game. I also do not think the rules are too strict. These rules are in place to save lives. I would

Rules and penalties are known in advance by everyone and they are fair, consistent, and immediate. This attribute was imposed by the “referees” that were constantly walking around to make sure that the house was up to par.