Sean McVay, the head coach of the Los Angeles Rams, recently engaged in a spirited discussion regarding the potential ban of the 'Tush Push' play during the NFL's annual owner's meeting. This conversation involved notable figures such as Howie Roseman and Jon Ferrari from the Philadelphia Eagles, alongside Buffalo Bills coach Sean McDermott. The proposal, introduced by the Green Bay Packers, aims to outlaw offensive players from pushing teammates who are directly behind the quarterback at the snap. This tactic has contributed significantly to the Eagles' success in recent seasons.

While McVay's stance on the matter remains ambiguous, it is clear that the proposal enjoys backing from parts of the competition committee. The 'Tush Push' has drawn attention for its effectiveness, leaving coaches like McVay to acknowledge the complexities involved in defending against it. Despite the ban's support, it would require a 75% approval from league owners to take effect, making the outcome uncertain.