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Nick reacts to the NFL implementing new Kickoff rules | What’s Wright
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4:18Now PlayingThe NFL implemented a new kickoff rule that has the kicking team line up at the opponents 40, and the receiving team will line up between the 30-35 yard lines. The kicker and returner are in the same places, and no one can move until the returner has the ball or the ball hits the ground. This new rule could make kickoffs safer but less involved from both teams. Nick Wright reacts to the new rule change and why he tentatively likes it.
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