The Los Angeles Chargers and Philadelphia Eagles are headed to overtime on "Monday Night Football." Here's how the game could end.

Arizona Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon believes that NFL rules surrounding padded practices make it difficult to teams to improve their tackling skills.

The NFL finally, mercifully, changed its overtime rules in 2025. No longer can regular season games be profoundly influenced by how a coin falls.

It’ll be fascinating to see if the NFL amends their language on these rules for the 2026 season after the kerfuffle caused Thursday night.

The NFL uses flexible scheduling late in the season to ensure that the biggest games end up in the best time slots.

Arizona Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon's comments about the NFL rules in regards to tackling brought criticism and strong reactions on social media.

Despite a controversial decision on a crucial two-point conversion in Thursday night's thriller between the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks, it doesn't sound like the league will make any major changes anytime soon.

Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon blamed NFL rules for his team's tackling woes this season, saying limited padded sessions hurts defensive skill development.

But the play didn't come without controversy. Despite evidence of a clear push off from Lions star WR Amon-Ra St.Brown, the ball found its way from his hands to the hands of Lions QB Jared Goff, who scored what would have been the game-winning touchdown. Luckily, former official and NFL rules analyst Gene Steratore broke it all down.