No there is not
A offensive player can terminate a play at anytime by surrending and not advancing
No, that rule has been in college football for a long time but has never been adopted by the NFL.
In the NFL, there are numerous rules that govern gameplay, including regulations on player conduct, scoring, and penalties. Some key rules include the requirement for a team to advance the ball at least 10 yards in four downs to maintain possession, the prohibition of certain types of tackles and blocks, and guidelines for scoring touchdowns, field goals, and extra points. Additionally, rules dictate the size of the playing field, the duration of each game quarter, and the eligibility requirements for players.
No they RULE!
NFL player Robert McClain played for Connecticut.
NFL player Charles Woodson played for Michigan.
The weakest NFL player is Ray Lewis
the nfl started in 1936 and the first player was Jay Berwanger
NFL player Michael Floyd played for Notre Dame.
NFL player Brandon Williams weighs 335 pounds.
NFL player Joe Thomas played for Wisconsin.