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'Tush Push' vote winners and losers: NFL keeping controversial play great for Eagles, but not Saquon Barkley
In the same vein as the play itself, the "Tush Push" barrels forward. On Wednesday, NFL owners voted at the spring league meeting to keep the play made famous by the Philadelphia Eagles, rejecting a proposal put forward by the Green Bay Packers to ban it.

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Tush Push Ban Proposal Reportedly Rejected As NFL Owners Vote Against Rule Change
Tush push survives for 2025 NFL season after league fails to approve Packers' proposal to ban the play
NFL owners vote to keep tush push, per reports
The quarterback-sneak play popularized by the Philadelphia Eagles remains legal after a vote to ban it did not garner enough votes from owners at the league’s spring meetings, held in Minnesota.

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Eagles troll Packers with 2-word zinger after Tush Push ban failed
Rams will still have to defend Tush Push in 2025 after owners vote on controversial play
NFL owners vote down proposed tush push ban
Former center Jason Kelce joined Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie at the NFL meetings in Minnesota on Wednesday to help make the case that the play should stay, in light of a proposal by the Green Bay Pack...

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Jets, Lions, Patriots, and Ravens among teams that voted against the 'Tush Push' ban
Jason Kelce shows up to owners vote for Tush Push debate
NFL owners vote to keep ‘Tush Push,’ a signature move of Super Bowl champion Eagles
NFL owners have voted against banning the "Tush Push," the signature short-yardage play of the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles.
Philadelphia Eagles drop epic video trolling NFL team after Tush Push lives
One NFL team set out to kill the Eagles' favorite short-yardage play, and Philadelphia didn't miss the opportunity to take a shot at them.
The NFL’s diversity initiatives are taking a backseat, and what else to know ahead of owners meetings
The tush push and onside kick changes will be debated, but the meetings will be notable for what is not taking place: the league's "head coach accelerator" diversity effort.
The clock ticks toward the next tush-push debate
When it comes to the tush push, the clock is ticking. Owners meet in Minneapolis next week, with a revised proposal regarding the play expected to be on the docket. During a Thursday conference call with reporters,
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