The NFL's decision last week to increase the height of its goal post uprights, from 30 feet to 35 feet, wasn't a big deal to most of us. Just weld or duct-tape another 5 feet of pipe to each side ...

The MMQB presents NFL 95, a special project ... of too many ties, so the uprights were advanced back to the line in ’33. Forty-one years later, the goal post pushback put only a brief halt ...

That’s not universally the case at colleges and high schools, where goal posts are often white. In 2014, NFL owners voted to extend the uprights by 5 feet to 35 feet, approving a proposal ...

Using the goal post to his advantage, Charley Johnson sneaks into the end zone / Sports Illustrated When the NFL was founded in 1920, it used the ‘H’ design for its uprights and placed them on ...

A league-wide survey by The Associated Press found that a dozen NFL ... goal posts like those from the old indoor league to practice their craft during the week so that when game day comes, the ...

Amid an uptick in kicker accuracy, especially from long distance, the NFL is reportedly considering the possibility of narrowing the uprights ... league altering the goal posts, although she ...

The uprights that reach to the sky on NFL goalposts will be 5 feet higher this season. The simple aim is to help officials better eyeball whether field goal tries ... top of each post will extend ...

Just one of the New England Patriots' four rule proposals to be discussed at the NFL ... goal posts will leave less doubt on field goals kicked high and to the far left and right of the uprights.

When the NFL was founded in 1920, it used the ’H' design for its uprights and placed them on the goal line. In 1927, the league moved the posts back 10 yards, to the back of the end zone.