Author: Santiago Leon

In the NFL, few rules generate more confusion—and controversy—than the distinction between a forward pass, a backward pass, and a fumble. Games, seasons, and even championships have turned on whether a dropped football is ruled an incomplete pass or a live ball. This article breaks down exactly when a quarterback’s pass becomes a fumble, how…

In the NFL, the quarterback position defines success more than any other role on the field. Franchises spend years — sometimes decades — searching for a true franchise signal-caller. Yet history shows that some of the league’s most memorable Super Bowl victories came not from long-term starters, but from backup quarterbacks thrust into the spotlight…

The Seattle Seahawks are hosting their first NFC Championship Game in 11 years, a milestone moment driven by a bold offseason decision that has reshaped the franchise. On Sunday, Seattle will face NFC West rival the Los Angeles Rams in a matchup that puts two veteran quarterbacks—and two very different organizational timelines—on center stage. Sam…

The Rooney Rule is a hiring policy established by the National Football League to promote diversity in leadership positions across the league. First introduced in 2003, the rule requires NFL teams to interview minority candidates for key roles such as head coach and senior football operations positions. Over the years, the Rooney Rule has evolved…

Understanding how the NFL defines possession and when a player is ruled down is critical to interpreting some of the league’s most controversial calls. From overturned catches to debates over whether a runner was down by contact, these rules often decide games. This guide breaks down the official NFL rules on possession and knee contact…