It’s only behind the line of scrimmage, so you can throw it forwards twice as long as the first receiver is behind the line of scrimmage for it all
Safer kickoff returns 
More action for PATs
Shootout-style OT format
Double forward passes
Running game clock
Fewer timeouts
25-second play clock
One foot in bounds = catch
Shorter halftime
Dedicated ball-spotting official http://xfl.com/rules
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All the scores will be 45-55
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Not sure I like the one foot inbounds rule. Feels like it takes some skill away.
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Everyone should be jumping on board with the
#DCDefenders. This team is built for these rules with multiple sub 4.4 40 guys at RB & WR. They’ll be incredibly fast and extremely fun to watch!pic.twitter.com/hNTHpe9AVq
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How about commercials ? They gonna be breaks orrrr it’s gonna pop up on the side or the screen or ??
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I like all of these except the “one foot in bounds meaning a valid catch.” This just seems wrong. If you have a foot out of bounds you’re out, I thought that was general football. Just seems like you’re making the exclusive Wide Receiver Position more accessible, unnecessary.
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I don't think it means what you think it means. One foot meaning the same as in college, you still have to be in bounds but if your second foot hits out after you catch the ball and get a foot in, then it's a catch.
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Pass interference a spot foul?
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