An NFL official on the chain gang on the Baltimore Ravens sideline has collapsed on the sidelines with players from both ...

The NFL is planning to phase out chain-gang measurements this upcoming season. NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reported Wednesday that the league is slated to move to Hawk-Eye virtual technology to ...

Goodbye, chain gang. Hello, technology. The NFL will make a 21st century approach to its first down measurement system for the 2025 season, getting rid of the chain gang and instead going with a ...

Chain gangs developed as a popular solution to that problem. Chain gangs were groups of convicts forced to labor at tasks such as road construction, ditch digging, or farming while chained together.

For years, NFL fans and analysts have criticized the chain gang for being outdated and occasionally ... and Kansas City got the ball back, scored a touchdown, and won the game.

What the friend really has in mind is to rob the diner and Allen soon finds himself working on a chain gang with a long jail sentence. Allen manages to escape however and heads to Chicago where ...

The chain gang isn't leaving. It will remain on sidelines as a backup. The NFL has been working with Hawk-Eye technology since 2021 to better measure, according to CBS Sports' Jonathan Jones ...

The chain gang will still work the sidelines of NFL games and will be used as a backup to the measurement technology. In an era of technology and replay reviews, the NFL's method of measuring line ...