Having read that Ringer article last week, I seriously think a smart NFL coach should train one of his fastest players - a backup wide receiver, maybe - to dribble straight and short onside kicks and chase them up the middle. It can't take *that* much skill to dribble an onside kick 10 yards, can it? Under the current rules, that has to be the option with the greatest chance of success.There’s video of two in this article; looks like one was the trickle the kicker follows and fights for, the other just slam it straight at a LB and have him muff it.
https://www.theringer.com/nfl/2018/11/9/18077538/onside-kick-rules-change-strategy
(I agree with everyone else who says that the kickoff rules should be changed in the offseason to provide an onside kick exception. Who doesn't love onside kicks?)