The Canadian Football League announced significant changes Monday to the game including introducing a smaller field and end zone.

At a media conference, new league commissioner Stewart Johnston announced that changes will be instituted throughout the course of the next two seasons through a phased approach.

Some of the largest modifications will come in 2027 with goalposts being moved to the back of the end zone, the field being shorted from 110 to 100 yards and end zones becoming smaller – from 20 yards to 15.

“This is all about making our great game even more entertaining,” said Johnston in a release. “We are trading field goals for touchdowns, while improving fan experience in stadiums and at home.”

He added while the league will retain its unique elements, innovation is needed to e

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