With the NFL offseason comes potential rule changes. Last year, we of course saw the move to the dynamic kickoff, as well as the league awarding a third challenge to a team following one successful challenge.

The tush push play that the Philadelphia Eagles have perfected and used to help them win a Super Bowl has been the talk of the town so far this young NFL offseason. As the league meets to discuss possible rule changes for the 2025 season,

Momentum is growing at the NFL Combine to disallow the Philadelphia Eagles' signature "tush push", amid reports that the Green Bay Packers have submitted a proposed rule change to ban the play.

The Philadelphia Eagles have one of the most unstoppable plays in football, a play that teams have tried to get banned in the past to no avail. One team will attempt to get it banned this offseason, as the Green Bay Packers reportedly are the team that proposed to the NFL competition committee to ban the "Tush Push.

To me there’s always been an injury risk with that play and I’ve expressed that opinion for the last couple of years or so when it really started to come into play the way it’s been used, especially a year ago,

The Packers' proposal to ban the tush push ahead of the 2025 season has led to many NFL coaches and General Managers sharing their thoughts about the play while making the media rounds at the Scouting Combine in Indianapolis.

The Baltimore Ravens also used their tight end, Mark Andrews, to convert a fourth-down Tush Push against the Eagles on Dec. 1. And that was despite having the NFL's best running quarterback in Lamar Jackson and running back Derrick Henry, who ran for 1,923 yards, second only to the Eagles' Saquon Barkley.

Opponents of the "Tush Push" may have to modify their case for banning the play beyond health concerns. The Green Bay Packers formally proposed outlawing the polarizing quarterback sneak. Twenty-four of 32 owners must agree to jettison the rugby-style scrum popularized by the Philadelphia Eagles.