After months of debate and discussion time in the NFL Spring Conference in Minnesota Wednesday, the fate of "Tush Push" has been decided - the Philadelphia Eagles' drama is more successful than any other team. The Eagles’ iconic game will stay here.
Green Bay Packers’ proposal to ban “Tush Push” failed two votes to reach a 75% requirement, according to the Associated Press. The vote was 22-10, with nine teams joining the Hawks' vote against the proposal.
According to Sports, the Baltimore Ravens, New England Patriots, Detroit Lions and the New York Jets voted against the proposal. The ban passed requires 32 votes from twenty-four NFLs.
The Eagles posted on X, formerly on Twitter, is a graphic of "Tush Push" that says "Push Away." On YouTube, the Hawks released a 26-minute "Tush Pusp" highlight. On Instagram, the birds posted jam harm memes after the vote. Lane Johnson posted a photo of the drama on Instagram with the words "Push."
According to Jonathan Jones of CBS Sports, Hawks owner Jeffrey Lurie gave a “enthusiastic and fair” speech at the Spring League meeting. Former Hawks Center Jason Kelce also spoke for the defense.
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What is Tush push?
Also known as "brotherly pushes", Tush Push looks simple. It's running when the team needs short codes. Players lined up behind and around the quarterback; after the snapshot, the team pushed him forward.
Packers require Tush Push Ban
On Monday, Green Bay Packers proposed a revised proposal to ban Tush's push ahead of the Spring League meeting.
In the updated Packer proposal, pushing or pulling runners “in any direction” will be prohibited. If a player pushes or pulls the runners in the game of the upcoming season, that will result in a 10-yard free throw.
The Packers' proposal said players' safety and pace of the game were the reasons for the ban on Tush's push. However, the NFL has previously stated that there is no harm in Tush pushing.
Original Tush Push votes show
The initial votes that ban Tush pushed were included April at the NFL League Conference As the league continues to get more information about the show.
The Packers took the lead in working hard after the team lost 22-10 to the Hawks in the wildcard round of the playoffs last season. Mark Murphy, President and CEO of Packers, Calls After Green Bay was eliminated, a message posted on the team's website, Tush promoted "unfavorable games".
"No skills, it's almost automatic docks or less," Murphy wrote in February. "I want to see the league banning pushing or helping runs."
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The Eagles succeeded with Tush
Other teams in the NFL tried to do a Tush Push, but no team was as successful as the Hawks at center Jalen Hurts. Philadelphia is 39 of 48, pushing Tush into a first drop or touchdown in the 2024 season (including the playoffs). President Trump expresses his support for the drama During the team Visit the White House in April.
At the NFL owners meeting, Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie rings when game may be bannedsaid that the health and safety of players are the most important things when evaluating the game, but the numbers were never given to him.
"I never remember a scene being banned because one team or several teams ran effectively. It's someone I think I like, and our favorite for football is a chess game. Let the chess game end," Lurie said at the time.
What the Eagles say about the possible Tush Push ban
Several Hawks players were asked before the NFL owners voted before the ban on Wednesday's Spring League meeting.
Pain refused to comment before voting.
Hawks receiver Aj Brown said he had no idea about the game.
Brown joked, “Only one yard.”
Birds left tackle Jordan Mailata said the Hawks couldn't think of the NFL deleting the game, and if short codes were banned, they would only do quarterback sneaks without pushing the codes.
"Just as they forbid Tash's push - I hate that name, so I hope they can ban it, it's a stupid name." "But I can't control this, we can't control this, so we don't even worry. Now, we're just installing our scheme."Offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo) is being installed that day, and that's our focus. Because of fear that their push to ban Tush would not win another title for us. What we do here every day is important. ”
Hawks head coach Nick Sirianni,recent Reward contract extensionhad previously said that he felt "somewhatful" about the banned drama.
“We will see where it goes,” Sirianni said Tuesday. "We're not going to wait a long time to figure it out. Tomorrow is going to be public, you know how I feel about it. We're obviously at the owners meeting. We talked about how we feel about it and I don't think anyone would question my emotions on it. So, what we're going to see tomorrow."
This is a developing story that will be updated.