A proposed ban of the tush push play that the Philadelphia Eagles have popularized did not receive enough votes at the spring meeting Wednesday.

You remember the Tush Push, the short-yardage play in which offensive players line up in an old-fashioned rugby scrum and push a ball carrier through the defense. Put them in leather helmets and they ...

The Packers spearheaded the effort to ban the "tush push" following the team's 22-10 playoff loss to the Eagles in the wild card round of last season's playoffs. Packers president and CEO Mark Murphy ...

The Philadelphia Eagles' most famous play, the Tush Push, has been recognized once again in another victory that will make ...

The "tush push" ban failed on Wednesday. Opponents of the play said it should be ended for health and safety reasons. There was never proof of that.

Here’s Mike Sykes. If you can't beat it, ban it. That's the message the NFL appears poised to send with a potential tush push ban. The Green Bay Packers, who originally pushed for the ban back ...

The "tush push" is here to stay. An effort to ban the controversial football play failed to get enough votes among the NFL teams gathered in Minneapolis Wednesday, with the Philadelphia Eagles ...

Facing stiff resistance around the NFL, the tush push managed to move the chains and gain a fresh set of downs. League owners narrowly failed to pass a proposal to prohibit the polarizing ...

Many assumed the reason for the signing would be not only Watson's sheer size, but the chance to team up with fellow hefty man Vita Vea to potentially stop the play in its tracks.

No more "Tush Push" for the Eagles? A possible ban on the controversial short-yardage play might hit the NFL this week, ...

Last month, the NFL tabled discussions on the Packers’ original pitch, which sought specifically to stuff the tush push. After ESPN’s Kalyn Kahler reported that April’s vote was split 16-16 ...

You want my vote to kill the tush push? Fine. Just bring me a better case than I’ve seen to date. Until then? Stop the Eagles. Or successfully mimic them. It seems that most of the NFL's rules ...