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NFL Rejects Ban on Tush Push Play

Tush Push Ban Proposal Reportedly Rejected As NFL Owners Vote Against Rule Change

NFL owners voted Wednesday to reject the proposal to ban the tush push, a play made famous by the Eagles that features players shoving the quarterback from behind to generate forward momentum.

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NFL owners decide not to ban controversial tush push play

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Five NFL rule changes we actually want after tush push ban fails

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Kelce gives insight into the inner sanctum of Tush Push meeting

Kelce joined the Eagles’ brass on Wednesday as owners decided the fate of the Tush Push.

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Tush push narrowly survives as NFL owners reject proposal to ban the play

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NFL owners keep status quo for Tush Push, players in Olympics; Playoff format unchanged

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Eagles selling “Push On” shirts as Philly fans celebrate tush push remaining legal

The tush push has become one of the most effective short-yardage plays in NFL history, with Hurts routinely picking up a yard or two by plowing into the line and having teammates push him from behind...

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Jets helped keep “Tush Push” legal...Will they take advantage?

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Jerry Jones Makes Thoughts on 'Tush Push' Clear After NFL Votes Play Will Remain Legal

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NFL rule changes 2025: Tush push survives, new onside-kick policy and every other new rule coming next season

The NFL has its new rules for the 2025 season. After months of debate, at least one key issue was resolved at Wednesday's owners meetings. While the NFL will look pretty much the same, there are a few key changes coming to the game for the 2025 season.

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Eagles won the Tush Push battle, but they might lose the war as Roger Goodell eyes stricter rules next NFL season

The Philadelphia Eagles, emboldened by the near failure of a Tush Push ban, celebrated with a provocative social media campaign. This bravado risks ba

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Eagles may regret mocking Packers after tush push rule fell short

To make matters worse, the NFL chose the Green Bay Packers as the poster child for the rule change, to no avail. The Philadelphia Eagles didn’t take too kindly to that, but it will probably come back to haunt them in a year when this proposal most likely resurfaces.