The Green Bay Packers have proposed banning the “tush push” play for the upcoming NFL season and beyond, the league confirmed Wednesday.

Conversations about the "tush push" have headlined NFL news after the Green Bay Packers proposed a new rule that would ultimately ban a play that has greatly benefited the Philadelphia Eagles ...

The "Tush Push" lives on. The Packers' proposal attempting to ban the play failed to pass on Wednesday.

The Packers formally submitted a proposal to ban the tush push ahead of the NFL owners’ meetings in March.

Will the "Tush Push" be banned? The Packers' proposal is reportedly gaining steam within the NFL. A vote is coming soon.

After league owners tabled their initial proposal, the Green Bay Packers will propose a revised rule banning the tush push.

So, why would the Packers propose to ban the tush push? Proposing a Ban is a Bad Look for the Packers Packers President Mark Murphy has not minced words when it comes to his thoughts on the tush push.

The Green Bay Packers have proposed that the "tush push"—the lethal short yardage play for the Philadelphia Eagles in which the two players in the backfield push the quarterback forward on ...

Salty Green Bay Packers propose rule banning Eagles' 'Tush Push'FILE – Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts (1) is pushed over the goal line by teammates to a touchdown against the Kansas ...

The Green Bay Packers are proposing an end to the tush push play the Philadelphia Eagles have used so successfully at the goal line and in short-yardage situations, including during their victory ...

The Green Bay Packers have proposed banning the "tush push" play, which involves pushing a quarterback from behind to gain yardage. The proposal cites "player safety" and "pace of play" concerns ...

The proposal, which included revised language, was voted down, meaning the tush push is here to stay for at least another season.