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September 10, 1978 In this segment from CBS's "The #NFL Today" halftime show, Jayne Kennedy throws it to Irv Cross for his feature on the drastic 1978 rules changes two weeks into the young season. #Dolphins head coach Don Shula explains the new blocking rules for offensive linemen. Then... show more

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