The NFL's proposal to ban the 'tush push' play, famously utilized by the Philadelphia Eagles, has been postponed for further discussion. This decision came during a recent meeting of team owners who instead focused on modifying kickoff rules and other gameplay adjustments. The debate continues over the play's safety, which has drawn mixed reactions from coaches and medical experts.

While the Eagles have successfully leveraged the play to win a Super Bowl, concerns about player safety persist. Proponents argue its effectiveness, evidenced by its high success rate, while critics cite potential health risks. The league has yet to see significant injuries attributed to this maneuver, but the ongoing conversation reflects a league grappling with balancing competitive advantage and player welfare.