NFL Owners Vote on Rule Changes, Mock Draft Buzz

0:00On March 30, NFL owners and head coaches from all 32 teams are gathered in Phoenix this week for the annual league meeting. They're diving into rule changes with five big proposals from the competition committee up for a vote. These include allowing on-side kicks anytime, tweaking kickoff setups, and letting officials get help on disqualifications. To pass, they need 75% owner approval. The Steelers and Browns threw in their own ideas too. Pittsburgh wants to make it permanent for teams to chat with up to five free agents during the negotiation period and set up travel. Cleveland's pushing to trade draft picks five years out instead of just three. Expect more buzz as NFC coaches talk Monday in AFC on Tuesday. Ryan Wilson's fresh three round mock draft has the Raiders taking Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza first overall. Jets grab an edge from Texas Tech Next. Cardinals and offensive tackle for Miami. He sees the Steelers trading up in the first round for Alabama's Ty Simpson as their future QB. The 49ers wrapped an investigation

1:05into that wild theory linking their practice facilities electrical substation to last season's injury. Mess turns out no connection. They placed 20 players on reserve lists in 2025, so staying healthy remains priority one. Meanwhile, Drap Odds favor the Cardinals landing, Ty Simpson, with Jets close behind. Better in linebacker Bobby Wagner's still free and spots like commanders, cowboys and jaguars make sense for the 35 year old. Quick hits. Trey Hendrix and joins Ravens' pass rush. OVJ Eyes come back. League keeps evolving fast. This has been NFL News Today powered by AI.