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NFL says virtual technology will replace 'chain gangs' for first downs
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The NFL is replacing the traditional chain gang with Sony’s Hawk-Eye camera system to measure first downs more accurately. While the chain crew will stay on as backup, the league says the move is part of a push to reduce human error and modernize officiating with advanced tech.April 1, 2025
