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Can the Kicking Team Advance Its Own Punt in the NFL?
A recovery behind the line can be advanced. A recovery beyond it ends the play, with touching deciding possession.
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Kyle Shanahan Extension: 49ers Reportedly Add Multiyear Deal
Multiple reports say the 49ers signed Kyle Shanahan to a multiyear extension during the offseason. Terms remain undisclosed; here is what it changes.
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Maxx Crosby Trade Report: Why Raiders Star Stayed in Vegas
Maxx Crosby reportedly rejected interest from the Rams, Eagles, Cowboys and 49ers after Baltimore's trade collapsed. Here is why he stayed with the Raiders and what changed.
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Omar Cooper Jr. Placed on IR: Jets Rookie Out at Least Four Games
The Jets officially placed rookie receiver Omar Cooper Jr. on injured reserve with an ankle injury. He must miss at least four games, and New York has not announced a return date.
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NFL Week 1 Stock Report 2026: Six Trends That Matter Next
Six NFL Week 1 trends worth carrying forward, with official stats, prior baselines, fantasy actions and the Week 2 test for each.
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Fantasy Football Week 2 Market Pulse: Six Post-Waiver Moves
Waivers have cleared. Here are six Week 2 pickups whose roles look real, temporary or matchup-dependent—and the start, hold or sell move for each.
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Can an NFL Punt Gunner Step Out of Bounds?
A forced exit can be legal. A voluntary shortcut or failure to return creates separate problems for punt coverage.
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Who Gets the Ball When Both Teams Recover an NFL Punt?
A true simultaneous recovery belongs to the receiving team. A pileup does not automatically make possession simultaneous.
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When Is Kick Catch Interference Called in the NFL?
Returners need an unobstructed opportunity to catch an airborne kick, even without a fair catch signal.
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D’Andre Swift Contract Extension: Bears Agree to $33.75 Million Deal
The Bears and D’Andre Swift reportedly agreed to a three-year, $33.75 million extension with $27.5 million guaranteed. Here is what it means.
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