Football plays in any weather... except lightning. After last week's two hour and 39-minute delay, Gaard and Jeff take a look at the rules surrounding suspension of play.

In an effort to improve safety, the NCAA has banned blindside blocks. What was once considered one of the most exciting moves in football is now illegal. Gaard and Jeff examine the new rule.

In the 2019 season premiere of "Further Review," Gaard and Jeff look at one of the most talked-about rule changes in football history: the NFL allowing replay review of pass interference.

In the season finale of "Further Review," Jeff and Gaard take a look at some of the more entertaining penalty explanations from some of the most legendary referees.

After a week of brawling and fighting in both the NCAA and NFL, Jeff and Gaard take a look at the rules and procedures when two players take to fisticuffs to sort out their differences.

In honor of the Apple Cup, Gaard and Jeff revisit the 2002 contest that ended with a controversial call in triple-overtime.

Back by popular demand! One of our most entertaining topics, the free kick field goal, is revisited by Gaard and Jeff.

It's a rule that has changed so much in recent years. So how do you define a "catch?" What is complete and what is incomplete? Jeff explains the rule, at least as it is now.

It's been said there's holding on every play. But most are talking about the offense. But did you know the defense is also prohibited from holding? Jeff explains.

"In the area." "Out of the pocket." "Under duress." All are terms you hear when discussing one of the most controversial calls in football: intentional grounding. Jeff explains the rule.