Roger Goodell on spotting the ball: I think that technology will exist in the future
Asked about controversial spots including the fourth down attempt by Bills quarterback Josh Allen in the AFC Championship ...
NFL testing state-of-the-art technology to help spot football, but when could it be implemented?
Like usual, they'll spot the ball and assess — with the help of the chain gang — what is and is not a first down. Meanwhile, ...
NFL claims technology can’t spot the ball
In comments to Rob Maaddi of the Associated Press, NFL V.P. of football business strategy Kimberly Fields, Esq. claimed that, ...
Why the NFL still uses refs, not technology, to spot the ball
Microchips have been in NFL footballs since 2017, but the accuracy still isn't there to fully rely on technology.
Here’s Why The NFL Cannot Simply Put A Chip In The Ball To Determine Measurements
The NFL once again finds itself at the center of a controversy surrounding what many believe was an incorrect spotting of ...
Why The NFL Doesn’t Use A Chip To Spot The Ball, Explained
The controversial fourth down stand by the Chiefs brought up an age old question: Why doesn’t the NFL use a chip in the ball to spot it?
NFL Won't Rely on Technology to Spot the Ball Amid Controversies
The NFL says that the human element of spotting the ball during plays cannot and will not be replaced, despite advances in ...
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NFL officials spotting the football isn’t going away despite several technological advances
The NFL will engage its Competition Committee on technology to take virtual line-to-gain measurements next season, but officials will continue to spot the football ... after the ball is spotted ...