Los Angeles Chargers players share their thoughts on the new kickoff rule changes.
The NFL drastically changed their kickoff rules this offseason, and the Los Angeles Chargers are getting accustomed to the new rules during OTAs.
These rules are intended to increase the amount of kickoff returns while looking out for player safety. After the previous rules primarily incentivized player safety while offering little reward for returning a kick, the NFL saw the fewest kickoff returns in 2023. The new rules will ideally increase special teams' play.. "I think it's really fast. I think my very first rep on kick off, I ran straight, and was already past me," Tuipulotu added with a laugh.
", they've done a really good job of bringing great clips of the XFL that they had last year and kind of do it a little bit different," linebacker Troy Dye said, via Smith. "But it's still a bit different from the XFL in when you can leave and when the ball touches the ground and things of that nature."
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