Proposal to ban tush push does not pass at Spring League Meeting

Proposal to ban tush push does not pass at Spring League Meeting

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The NFL has decided not to ban the "tush push" play, notably used by the Philadelphia Eagles, following a vote at the Spring League Meeting. The proposal, led by the Green Bay Packers, aimed to prohibit pushing or pulling a runner, but failed to meet the required 24 votes, with 10 teams opposing it. Although the play has faced criticism over player safety concerns, there wasn't enough consensus to change the rule. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell remained neutral, emphasizing the importance of thorough discussion. The debate around the play continues, with teams now tasked with devising strategies to counteract it on the field.
Originally by Kevin Patraon May 21, 2025
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