NFL Team Proposes Ban on Eagles' Tush Push Play

An unnamed NFL team has submitted a proposal to ban the 'Tush Push,' a controversial play utilized by the Philadelphia Eagles, particularly effective in short-yardage situations. The play, which involves quarterback Jalen Hurts being pushed forward by teammates, has faced criticism for lacking skill and posing potential injury risks, according to various league personnel, including Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy, who described it as 'bad for the game.' NFL executive Troy Vincent confirmed the proposal and noted that it will be discussed at the upcoming owners' meeting in Florida. The Green Bay Packers are reported to be the team behind the proposal, reflecting broader frustrations among teams that struggle to counter the Eagles' success with the play. Several NFL coaches, including Falcons head coach Raheem Morris and Bills coach Sean McDermott, have voiced their support for banning the play, citing safety and competitive concerns. The proposal is set to be voted on during the annual league meeting scheduled for late March.