The NFL has been working with the Hawk-Eye technology ... Goodell said Monday any time the league introduces new technology, the top two considerations are accuracy and reliability.

The NFL continues to look for ways it can leverage technology in officiating, but fans shouldn't expect advancements to be a ...

The NFL is looking to integrate new technology to measure line-to-gain next season, but officials will still play a crucial role in spotting the football. One key issue that has sparked recent ...

For decades, the NFL has relied on the traditional method of using chain gangs to measure first downs and spot the football.

The bad news (for the Bills last night, and for anyone who wants the game to not be left to the errors of human eyesight) is that the league has yet to find a solution that can replace no-tech with ...

“For the coming seasons,” the league said in a news release last summer, “Hawk-Eye and the NFL will collaborate in the development of a next-generation officiating technology leveraging Hawk ...

NEW ORLEANS – With a microchip inserted into a player’s shoulder pads, it can be determined that a receiver topped 20 miles an hour on a jet sweep to the end zone. It’s the technology.