Wednesday's tush push vote came after the league tabled discussions on the original proposal, submitted by the Green Bay Packers, last month at the NFL's annual league meeting in Palm Beach, Florida.

FILE - Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts, center, and teammates run the tush push play during the NFL championship playoff football game against the Washington Commanders, Sunday, Jan ...

The NFL's owners have spoken, and the "Tush Push" is here to stay. After an initial proposal to ban the polarizing play, the owners held a vote during the Spring League Meeting in Minneapolis. For ...

Nearly banned this offseason, Philadelphia’s signature tush push play will remain part of the team’s plan of attack. For now, ...

This offseason, there were two votes in the NFL owners' meetings to ban the play, thanks to proposals sent by the Green Bay Packers. Neither vote secured the necessary 24 votes needed for the ...

LOS ANGELES — NFL owners have decided to keep the "Tush Push," the signature short-yardage play of the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles, after a vote Wednesday at their ...

However, after efforts to ban the tush-push failed during NFL meetings earlier this spring, Johnson suggests that it shouldn’t come down to the owners voting, who decide the fate of the play ...

The tush push got close to getting banned in the NFL as there was a vote earlier in the offseason, but the tactic made famous by the Philadelphia Eagles did not receive enough votes to get banished.

Recently, the NFL made headlines surrounding a vote on the legal status of one of its more popular and controversial plays. Known as the "tush push," the play essentially consists of offensive ...

ESPN held their annual sports award show ceremony. The event, popularly known by fans as the 'ESPYs', honors players, teams, and organizations across all of the major sports.

If NFL fans are completely over the Philadelphia Eagles avoiding the Tush Push from being banned talk, they might not like what else has been brought up with it.