The Philadelphia Eagles trolled the rest of the NFL after an attempt to have the tush push banned failed drastically.

Twenty-two of the league’s 32 team owners voted on the Green Bay Packers’ rule change proposal in Minnesota, leaving it two ...

After months of debate and hours of discussion at the NFL's spring league meetings in Minnesota Wednesday, the fate of the ...

The Eagles, according to a post on X from ESPN’s Adam Schefter, made one final plea to keep the play in the game with the ...

The Eagles emphasized the importance of fresh offensive concepts and not being stale in a recent media availability.

An effort to ban the "tush push" play popularized by the Philadelphia Eagles failed to get enough votes at the NFL owners' meeting on.

The former Alabama quarterback’s success on sneaks prompted a rules proposal to outlaw Philadelphia’s take on the play.

The controversial “tush push” play will not be banned for the upcoming NFL season, according to multiple reporters covering the owners’ meeting in Minnesota.

NFL owners voted 22-10 in favor of banning the controversial quarterback sneak, falling short of the 24 votes required to ...

The Green Bay Packers proposed ending the offensive play and a restoring a rule removed from of the rulebook 20 years ago.

After the Eagles mounted a defense against the potential ban of its most successful and controversial play, a vote on the ...

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