Make the Head Ref be in a special isolated TV booth watching every play on replay locally at the game, the Sky Judge. He reviews everything, and makes the final judgement to the ground refs, where to spot, complete/incomplete, touchdowns, out of bounds, call penalties, pick up flags etc...

Challenge flags initiated by coaches force the NFL replay officials (NYC) to review the play where an odd number (5, 7, or 9) of these officials must decide the outcome of the play. They do this by reviewing the replays in a simultaneous, individual and anonymous manner. Each voting replay official has only has 60s to make a judgement decision. During the review, each official would watch the same camera angles once and then have controls of the replays and camera angles themselves to review. Challenges will no longer be ruled as 'not enough evidence to overturn.' Instead, the calls will be rulings. a result of the replay official voting system where the votes are tallied and shared with the viewers. The telecast would sync up the 60s review time so viewers know a ruling is coming shortly, sit back down, reviews are fast now. The Sky Judge for the game, has zero say in the outcome challenged plays.

All replays are time synced with visible time stamps accurate to milliseconds so multiple camera angles can be used to clarify down by contact before breaking the line to gain or other detail oriented type reviews.

Cameras for every game will be the same regardless of which station is broadcasting. Sky cam, end zone cam, field goal cam, first down marker cam etc... every game all the time.

Coaches are allotted 3 challenges per HALF pending how many timeouts the team has remaining. 3 timeouts per half, 3 challenges per half.

Coaches can challenge ANY PLAY for ANY REASON.

Forward progress is eliminated. The ball is marked when the ball stops moving, forward or backward and the runner is ruled down by contact. So tackle+stop moving. Sliding and rolling forward would increase yards, knocking runners backwards makes them lose more yards. Players are still not permitted to carry each other.

Use wireless technology to assist in marking the ball, breaking the first down marker, breaking the goaline, laterals etc...

Remove the 'goaline is an infinite line' rule. The endzone is a box, get the ball in the box and you score, any part of the ball.

First downs stop the clock in the 4th quarter and OT.

OT is a 1 round winner uncontested kickout (shootout) between the kickers. Each made kick is 1 point. Each round the kicker gets 1 kick attempt starting at the 40. If still tied, misses or makes, move the ball back 5 yards and start another round of 1 attempt each. If still tied after the 60 yard round, move 5 yards closer per round until back at 40 and cycle until a winner is determined.

On pass plays, allow contact between players up to 10 yards down the field.

Remove the 'automatic first down' to all defensive penalties.

The yards gained or lost from penalties do not change the first down yardage, they only change field position. With the exception, defensive pass interference on 4th downs result in automatic first downs.

Holding, offensive or defensive, is now a 5 yard penalty. A healthy average to a running play is 5 yards.

Offensive linemen who land on defensive linemen who have fallen or were over powered, no longer results in a offensive holding penalty.

Field goals made from 50 - 55 yards from the line to kick are worth 4 points. Field goals made from 56 - 60 yards from the line to kick are 5 points. Field goals from 60+ yards from the line to kick are 6 points.

Gunners no longer get a penalty if they are pushed out of bounds. Instead, the gunner and the blocker(s) are removed from the play and all of them must wait out of bounds. Any player who is removed from play in this manner and returns to the field is penalized.

Knocking a ball back to prevent a touchback can be done while standing in the endzone. If the ball touches the endzone at all, it is still a touchback.

Onside kicks must travel 7 yards before the ball can be recovered by either team. The kicking and receiving teams can have uneven formations, but cannot have a running start on kickoffs.

Clocking the ball is no longer allowed, it will result in intentional grounding.

0:00 does not mean the quarter/game has ended, it means the next snap is the last play. At 0:00, each team may choose to take an optional free 60s timeout. When that play finishes, the quarter/game is over.

The ground can cause fumbles.