The AFC and NFC Conference Championships kick off this Sunday. First up is a battle for the AFC title between the visiting New England Patriots and the Denver Broncos. Immediately following that game will be the NFC showdown between the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks,

NFL heads into Championship Sunday with rising concerns over replay review control, unclear decision-makers, and growing distrust.

"Orwellian" replay process needs much more (or any) transparency.

Can the Broncos upset the Patriots with Jarrett Stidham filling in at quarterback? Which NFC West team will win a highly anticipated rubber match between the Rams and Seahawks? With the Super Bowl LX matchup hanging in the balance,

League officials say the NFL will discuss replay-triggered flags on player-safety calls this offseason, with a vote possible for the 2026 regular season

The NFL is increasingly leaning on advanced technology — including AI — to enhance how the game is played, officiated, and coached.

The NFL is open to discussing a major rule change that will use video review to assess penalties for violations related to player safety that are missed by officials. In what would be a league

Confusion lingers over who's running the process.

The NFL’s allegedly robust staff of replay officials is news to the league’s teams. When the NFL’s rules analyst Walt Anderson, a former referee, was explaining the review process for the controversial Bills interception during his weekly Sunday ...