New Rules on the 2008 – 2009 NFL Football Season

As the brand new 2006-2007 NFL Season heats up, let's tale a look at what's been going on with this league in the offseason.

The NFL has toughened up its drug policy.

The NFL has toughened up its drug policy, adding amphetamines to the list of banned performance-enhancers starting this season.

Amphetamines were previously listed as a ''substance-abuse drug'' but are now in the same category as steroids and other enhancers that carry much stronger penalties. This season will serve as a transition year, where a first positive test would bring a warning and put a player into the drug program.

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