NFL owners vote to make drastic change to overtime
NY Post
The NFL is bringing its playoff overtime rules to the regular season.
Owners on Tuesday voted unanimously to pass a rule change that will guarantee both teams at least one possession during regular-season overtime periods regardless of the outcome of the first possession, according to multiple reports.
The only difference is overtime in the regular season will be 10 minutes and not 15.
Previously, if the team possessing the ball first scored a touchdown in overtime during the regular season, the game would end.
The vote took place during the league’s annual meeting in Palm Beach, Fla.
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