The meeting officially began Monday morning, however the excitement started on the last night, with a keynote speech by David Brooks, the Mr. Excited himself David Brooks! He is the Madden 23 coins is fascinated by Republican media apparatchiks. Last year, Frank Luntz was here offering helpful semantic advice while wearing strange shoes.

There are 13 proposals to change instant replay. One idea would permit officials using replay to settle problems using the clock. Another plan would see officials scrutinize any penalty that could lead to unavoidable first downs.

Two of the proposals for replay in the list are anticipated to be able to get traction. The firstone, proposed by the Patriots would permit coaches to challenge anything , with the exception of mistakes and scoring plays with the same amount of challenges as they currently have. The other, also proposed by the Patriots is to put cameras along the boundary lines. ESPN included cameras for college football playoffs, cameras on the pylons. But the Madden NFL 23 team believes they could be too expensive.

It seems that Madden NFL 23 moves at the speed of a snail. It is unlikely that the owners will eliminate the PAT in its entirety, at least or at least not in the immediate future. There is a plan from the Patriots (activist Madden NFL 23 teams and smh) that would move the ball back to the 15-yard mark, making it less automatic. The Colts desire to drive extra points that are really insane.

Los Angeles

Stan Kroenke has a fancy new stadium to sell his fellow owners on this week. There are no decisions on any of the Rams (or either the Chargers and the Raiders) moving are anticipated. It's going be a presentation from Madden NFL 23 exec Eric Grubman followed by a debate among the owners.

The Rams owner clearly holds a lead in the race to L.A., but the Chargers haven't made it easy for him to get there. This could be an opportunity for the owners to begin working on a compromise where everyone wins ... everybody, excluding the city that loses the team.

Breakfast with the coaches

The Tuesday morning AFC coaches are forced to a buffet breakfast and have to be seated with the media for about an hour. The lights and cameras around Bill Belichick's table are sure to crowd out any poor slob sitting right next to him. Still, he draws a lot of attention even though he's not really say anything. There will be plenty of chairs at the table of Ken Whisenhunt, though, and cheap MUT 23 ltds it's likely he'd enjoy the company. So, bring your bowl of oatmeal to the table!