What innovative proposal did the Philadelphia Eagles suggest as an alternative to the traditional onside kick, and how did NFL teams respond to it?

The Philadelphia Eagles suggested an innovative proposal as an alternative to the traditional onside kick in the NFL. Their proposal involved a fourth-and-20 play from the team's own 20-yard line after scoring a touchdown or field goal. This proposal aimed to provide teams with a strategic option to regain possession of the ball late in the game. However, NFL teams ultimately voted against the Eagles' proposal, choosing to maintain the traditional onside kick rules. The decision reflected the league's commitment to preserving the integrity of the game while exploring ways to enhance player safety and competitive balance. Despite the rejection of the Eagles' proposal, the NFL continues to actively consider various rule changes related to kickoffs, including discussions on adopting an XFL-style kickoff to improve player safety during kickoffs.