NFL moves kickoffs to 35-yard line; touchbacks unchanged

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Aug 24, 2003
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whatever, i bet there will be a ton of touchbacks at first and people will be screaming their heads off and being super dramatic about it. by the end of the year when kickers are getting more tired and the weather is colder and worse, the ball wont be going as far, and i think the numbers will basically be about the same averaged out over the year. the only thing that will change is there will be a lot less injuries.

its not good to see someone get injured practically every other kick off return
 
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the only thing that will change is there will be a lot less injuries.

its not good to see someone get injured practically every other kick off return
they should just get rid of the kick return then. each team automatically gets the ball at the 20. no kick offs it's about player safety.

injuries happen all the time on the defensive and offensive line. all the time. they should get rid of them too. just have defensive guys that have to count OUT LOUD to 5 Mississippi before being able to rush the QB.
 
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they should just get rid of the kick return then. each team automatically gets the ball at the 20. no kick offs it's about player safety.

injuries happen all the time on the defensive and offensive line. all the time. they should get rid of them too. just have defensive guys that have to count OUT LOUD to 5 Mississippi before being able to rush the QB.
come on now, thats just extreme

kick offs are a lot different because the players are building up great speed over a longer period of time and the hits are bigger