The NFL's Competition Committee discussed changing the current rules regarding fumbling the ball through the end zone on Monday, according to Judy Battista of NFL.com.
However, Battista noted that there is "not much traction" for a change to the rule, which currently awards the possession to the defense on a touchback after an offensive player fumbles the ball through the end zone. The committee reportedly believes that the play happens rarely and it's the "ballcarrier's responsibility" to protect the football at the goal line.
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