Despite earlier attempts by the Green Bay Packers to outlaw the 'Tush Push' play, the NFL owners voted against the ban, allowing the Philadelphia Eagles to maintain their short-yardage strategy. The proposal faced contention, being deemed too similar to rugby and a potential safety risk, but ultimately, the owners decided to table the idea. They were reportedly concerned that the ban would limit competitive balance, particularly regarding the Eagles' success. This decision reflects the ongoing debate over rule changes and their implications within the league.
"NFL owners felt similarly, and ultimately tabled the idea at their annual meetings in April. But football fans worldwide were told owners punted on the decision..."
"The Tush Push was in grave danger of being outlawed two months ago when the Green Bay Packers had seemingly amassed a quorum of votes..."
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