The NFL never sleeps, and this week is certainly a reminder of that. The NFL’s annual league meeting, placed in between the start of free agency and the NFL Draft, is a treasure trove of information regarding teams, players, and potential changes to the league’s rules for the upcoming season.

Although it takes place in Palm Beach, Florida, the meeting is anything but a vacation for the league’s owners, coaches, and media members. While there may be moments to relax, the week focuses heavily on the 2025 season and the upcoming changes.

This year’s meeting is crucial due to many discussions centered on quarterback Aaron Rodgers, the “Tush Push” play, and potential alterations to kickoff and overtime rules. Below are the most significant takeaways from the beginning of the NFL’s annual meeting, notably revolving around the veteran quarterback whose fate hangs in limbo.

What’s next for Aaron Rodgers?

Steelers coach Mike Tomlin confirmed a productive meeting with Rodgers but stated he has no deadline for the quarterback to decide on his future after his stint with the Jets.

‘Tush Push’ Update

The future of the Philadelphia Eagles’ controversial play has sparked considerable debate, with owners slated to vote on whether to eliminate or modify it.

Momentum Building for 18-Game Regular Season

While not likely to happen in 2025, discussions around increasing the regular season from 17 to 18 games are underway.

Thursday Night Flex Reportedly Approved

NFL owners approved a resolution to flex Sunday games to Thursday nights under certain conditions.

This will allow for increased flexibility in scheduling and ensures more exciting matchups.

Uniform Policy Change

Broncos president Damani Leech announced a new NFL policy permitting teams to wear throwback jerseys more frequently, responding positively to public feedback.

Significant Votes Ahead

Other major issues include simplifying overtime rules and potentially altering playoff structures to prioritize division winners.