NFL commissioner Roger Goodell wants the “tush push” permanently banned, a league source told Dianna Russini of The Athletic.
The controversial play made famous by the Philadelphia Eagles is reportedly expected to be heavily debated among the league’s competition committee.
The committee examined the play – also known as the “brotherly shove” thanks to its Philadelphia origins – last offseason but opted against outlawing it. It was never proposed as a playing rule change to the 32 owners, adds Russini.
