The NFL Owners’ Meetings are over, but that does not mean rule changes are over for the offseason. We already have a new touchback rule, playoff overtime moving to the regular season, and expanded replay assist.

The NFL began using record-based home-field advantage in the playoffs in 1975, but it took until 1990 for every division winner to receive a guaranteed postseason home game. The Lions have challenged a long-held norm by proposing a change to remove the guarantee of a division champion being assured at least one January home tilt.

While the proposal was ultimately tabled this year without a vote, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell called it a "very healthy proposal" in his press conference on Tuesday, indicating that it’s very possible the rule is re-examined in the near future.