Observations from the second day of 2025 NFL Scouting Combine

Potential rules changes: The NFL Network on Wednesday evening in the combine in Indianapolis reported that in the regular season in the playoff format, the NFL is considering a change in the overtime rules in which every team has the chance to own the ball, even if a touchdown is achieved in the opening. Among other things, the league meetings of the next month in Florida are chosen to use a virtual measuring system to determine the first downs. The same system tennis uses to determine whether a ball is within the limits or not.

Rodeo Enges end: Apparently Michigan Colston Loveland is a big fan of the Rodeo. He was also asked what he wanted to do when his football career was over a day and said he would like to buy a few land and a few cows. Loveland grew up on a farm in Bliss, Idaho.

Salary degree news: The NFL and the NFLPA have agreed on a salary limit of 2025 of $ 279.2 million per club according to the league office. It will be a record high. The upper limit was 255.4 million US dollars last season. The Lions are currently listed by overthecap.com as around 51.8 million US dollars in Cap Space, the 10th in the NFL.