NFL
Super Bowl 2024 challenge rules explained: How many does each team have and when can they use them?
The Official Playing Rules of the National Football League contains all current rules governing the playing of professional Football that are in effect for the 2023 NFL season.
In the new rulebook, the NFL’s coach’s challenge system still ensures fair and accurate officiating, allowing teams to contest specific decisions that may impact the game’s outcome. This system lets head coaches contest certain on-field decisions during the game.
Here’s an overview of how the challenging system works in the NFL:
How does a booth review work in the NFL challenge rules?
During the final two minutes of each half of a Football Game, a replay official or NFL replay command center in New York can initiate a replay review if they identify a play that requires further assessment. Additionally, the replay official automatically reviews every scoring play, turnover, and player disqualification.
What aspects of the game can and cannot be reviewed via replay?
The replay can determine possession, field position, out-of-bounds, and disqualifications. Only a few things cannot be reviewed.
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