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The Professional NFL coaches indicates the players to get ready for the next NFL season. Several players have already started their workouts for the 2011 NFL regular season.
Tennessee Titans coach, Mike Munchak said on Tuesday in coaches' breakfast at the annual team owners meeting that the player to stay in shape and be ready for the football for the next season in 2011. The 31 NFL coaches appeared in the annual meeting, who entered the Waldorf Astoria Ballroom at 7 a.m. in the morning.
New England Patriots coach, Bill Belichick skipped from the coaches' breakfast at the annual meeting, which held on Tuesday. Bill Belichick was the only NFL coach to miss the meeting. Carolina Panthers coach Ron Rivera said that, his team players have started workouts and he advised players to stay in shape and fit. Sources stated that most of the NFL players have reported for offseason workouts and they are concentrating on mostly weight training along with exercises.
New York Jets coach, Rex Ryan stated that, he did not have any idea whether players are working out or not, but he is very confident that his team players will be ready till that date. This is not the first time that Belichick has missed the coaches' breakfast, since several years he was not attending for the complete NFL meetings. The Oakland Raiders coach, Hue Jackson feels that a NFL player know what his duties and how to prepare himself to play. He added most of the players are making their bodies to get ready for the next season. Several NFL players are banned from the team workout facilities and gyms due to league lockout.
New York Jets offensive guard, Vladimir Ducasse, linebackers Bart Scott and Jamaal Westerman have taken part in the two hour practice session at the Test Football Academy. New York Jets officials stated that the team is in better shape than other NFL teams because team is having strong foundation and excellent coach staff from two years. Sources stated that, Belichick did not avoid any NFL rules to not attend the breakfast meeting and he won't be fined.
