George McCaskey, the principal owner of the Chicago Bears, expressed strong reservations about the controversial 'Tush Push' play during the NFL owners' meetings. He emphasized the play's potential risks to player safety, stating that despite a lack of sufficient injury data, the Bears voted in favor of banning it, a stance shared by 15 other teams. The 'Tush Push' gained notoriety through its successful execution by the Philadelphia Eagles, especially during their Super Bowl LIX run, yet McCaskey and others believe it's more harmful than beneficial.

The owners' recent vote resulted in a 16-16 deadlock, which means further discussions on this issue will continue in May during the Spring League Meeting. McCaskey's insights reflect a growing concern among team owners regarding player health and safety, especially in light of recent discussions surrounding injuries in the league.