Eagles' Tush Push Play survives NFL owners. City is happy

Just as it had been on the field for three years, a selection of the NFL to ban the “Tush Push” of the Eagles came in short.

The modified QB -Sneak, which helped the Eagles to win a second super bowl title last season, will be legal for at least one more season.

Adam Schefter von ESPN reported that 22 of the 32 team owners of the league voted for the proposal for the control change of Green Bay Packers, which would have prevented offensive players from supporting a ball bearer by pressing it, pulling it out.

Even better was 22-10 The end result of the Wild Card Round game of last season between the Eagles and the Packers, which is a rather karmian coincidence.

In the Wildcard round last season, the Eagles defeated the Packers 22-10.

And AS @Epkap Notes that 22-10 was also today's Tush push vote. pic.twitter.com/0e9ahvewep

– Adam Schiefter (@Adamschefter) May 21, 2025

The verdict was a shock in many ways. On Wednesday, the league competition committee and the league's health and security committee recommended the ban on the piece, according to sport. It had announced many behind the scenes that the vote was completed.

But no.

The Eagles had short and long answers.

The short one was only two words: “Push them on.”

The long? How about a 26-minute video of nothing but the Tush print in the team's YouTube channel.

The teams, which, according to Schefter voted against the ban, were against the ban, the Baltimore Ravens, the Cleveland Browns, the Detroit Lions, the Jacksonville Jaguar, the Miami Dolphins, the New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints, New York Jets and the Tennessee Titans.

The Packers initially presented a proposal during the owner meeting in April, but this vote was presented – reports were not the votes – with the plan to rethink him during the spring league in Minnesota.

On Monday, the Packers submitted a revised proposal that no offensive player “pulls a runner in any direction at any time or raise him on their feet”. The change was also removed from the rule “immediately on the snapshot” and expands the scope of the proposal.

The reasons for the proposal. The rule was to improve the security and the playing pace of the players. However, it is missing that the game is dangerous, as the owner of Eagles, Jeffrey Lurie, emphasized last month.

“We have very few data from it, but it is beyond data, there is also the mechanism of the injury that we examine. This type of thing that makes us show the risk that is connected to a certain piece or a certain tackle.

People have pointed out that the wording of the rule would also have banned the combo blocking and pushing the stack.

The former Eagles center Jason Kelce, who was probably wearing the heaviest main load of the piece in the Eagles offensive line during his time, was in Minnesota this morning to keep the game legally.

In his new Heights podcast, Kelce has clarified that he will dispel all the arguments that the physical tribute of the piece is part of the retirement.

Jason was invited to meet the NFL owner to set the record

New episode now !!! pic.twitter.com/xmlqs8hdia

– New heights (@Newheighshow) May 21, 2025

“Anyone who votes for the ban on this piece takes liability for the risk of our quarterbacks,” said Lurie reports to the owners before the vote.

On Tuesday, Jordan Mailata and AJ Brown did not seem to be planned that the piece was banned.

“With regard to the fact that you forbid the Tush print, I hate this name, so I hope that you prohibit it – it is a stupid name,” joked Mailata.

The perceived trust of the Eagles in the play was the feed for many of the emerging opponents in their schedule last week for many of the upcoming opponents of the birds. The failed attempts by commanders, Linebacker Frankie Luvu to thwart the game in the NFC championship game of the last season, was in the inspired video of the team “Rollercoaster Tycoon” of the team and he was “good morning foot” this week and called it “cheap game”.

According to ESPN research, the play was used in about a quarter of 1% of all games last season, with Eagles and Buffalo Bills benefited the most and benefited from it. The birds converted 81.3% of cases last season, compared to 88.1% in 2023 and 92.3% in 2022, the team said.

Online reactions to the vote became angry that the league from the Eagles play book of the Eagles league was jugy that the team can take revenge on those who tried to take it away.

Kelce's discussion with the teams probably played a role in the fluctuating voices. He was photographed and looked pretty enthusiastic after the coordination, and his podcast had fun appreciating the result.

The former Eagle Chris Long offered Long for people who were upset about the result.

Of course, an advertising table has already celebrated.

Before the vote, someone proposed to build a statue outside the LINC in memory of the piece. Maybe there is still one case.

The city's social media team has the trend of the “Cheesehead” tradition of the Packers fans (although we have to remind them that Philadelphia actually comes from the state of New York).

The local artist Dhwani Saraiya had a tribute to Nick Sirianni's Viral Council for other teams who were dissatisfied with the piece.

We live to see another day pic.twitter.com/npyaxarar4bc

– Dhwani (@dhwanisaraiya_) May 21, 2025

The people in the “Talkin '215” podcast probably had made this song to the piece as sending, but it ensures a catchy victory.

Those who are already planning how to come back with the packers had some suggestions. Kyle Brandt, moderator for “Good Morning Football”, wants the Tush boost to be seen strong in the 10th week of the teams in Lambeau Field.

The Tush Push lives. Good.

Now do it week 10 @ packers on mnf.

First play the game.

Do 10 times during the game.

Then make it the last game of the game instead of a knee. pic.twitter.com/mh2ba0xpf0

– Kyle Brandt (@kylebrandt) May 21, 2025

The editor of FantasyPros, Mike Maher, turned the little ones to 10 with a revenge plan that looks at something that is loving the packers: The Lambeau jump.

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