The NFL owners have decided to table a proposal aimed at banning the controversial 'tush push' play, allowing teams like the Philadelphia Eagles to continue utilizing it for now. Eagles offensive lineman Lane Johnson celebrated the decision on social media, suggesting that other teams were envious of the Eagles' success. The play, characterized by its effective execution involving Jalen Hurts and the Eagles' strong offensive line, remains a focal point for discussion among coaches and executives within the league.

While the Eagles, led by head coach Nick Sirianni, advocate for the play—citing its effectiveness—other teams have expressed concerns over its usage. Although the proposal’s future remains uncertain, with discussions potentially resuming in May, for now, the Eagles can relish their tactical advantage while the league continues to weigh the implications of the play.