NFL teams can keep using the tush push after ban proposal fails at owners meetings

NFL owners narrowly failed to ban the controversial "tush push" play, which allows players to push quarterbacks for short-yardage gains. Despite recommendations to prohibit it due to safety concerns, the proposal lacked sufficient votes. The Philadelphia Eagles, known for using the play effectively, celebrated the decision. The vote highlighted ongoing debates about player safety and game strategy. Meanwhile, the Detroit Lions withdrew a playoff reseeding proposal, and rules were adjusted to improve onside kick recovery chances. Additionally, the NFL is reevaluating its leadership diversity program to enhance its impact. These discussions occurred during the league meetings in Minnesota.