The NFL's annual league meeting in Palm Beach is underway, focusing on pivotal changes for the upcoming season. With Aaron Rodgers' future uncertain, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin hinted at a productive meeting with the quarterback, suggesting he might lean towards signing with Pittsburgh, especially after he was seen training with DK Metcalf. The controversial "Tush Push" play is also under scrutiny, as owners prepare to vote on its future, with many coaches advocating for player safety by potentially banning it.

Additionally, discussions about extending the regular season to 18 games are heating up, although it won’t happen immediately. A new rule allowing Thursday night flexing of Sunday games was reportedly approved, expanding the league's flexibility. Upcoming votes include proposals to change playoff seeding and overtime rules. The draft is around the corner, with teams eyeing top quarterbacks to shape their futures, notably the Titans, Browns, and Giants, who are not ruling out selections despite recent veteran acquisitions.