As the NFL's annual league meeting wraps up Wednesday in Palm Beach, Fla., the biggest topic throughout has been the future of the "tush push," the Philadelphia Eagles' famous short-yardage creation that involves players in the backfield pushing the quarterback's, well, tush toward the first-down marker or goal line.
As many as 16 NFL owners—and, it appears, commissioner Roger Goodell—agree with the Green Bay Packers' proposal to ban the play, a rule change that was tabled for now until the spring meeting in Minnesota next month. The Kelce brothers, however, would like the play to remain in the game they love.
