Over the weekend, the NFL’s March meetings began at The Breakers, a historic hotel in Palm Beach, Florida.
A number of important topics will be on the agenda. These include moving the league to an 18-game season, eliminating the “tush push” play made famous by the Philadelphia Eagles and making last season’s adjusted kickoffs (which were a one-year experiment in 2024) a permanent part of the game after moving the end zone touchback from the 30-yard line to the 35-yard line.
But first, there’s the matter of the annual group photo of the league’s head coaches. Seated in the middle of the front row, the Kansas City Chiefs’ Andy Reid is hard to miss in one of his trademark Hawaiian shirts.
As you can see, just 31 of the 32 head coaches are present. Atlanta Falcons boss Raheem Morris is the only one who missed the photo.
