NFL rule change: Packers want ‘Tush Push’ banned

Another ban on experiment by the “Tush Push” was brought Before the NFLAnd a team that fell into the playoffs in the Philadelphia Eagles who made the piece famous is reportedly behind the change of control.

The Green Bay Packers, whose President Mark Murphy came out against the short -internal game, presented the NFL competition committee a proposal to prohibit it The athlete.

In a questions and answers on the Packers’ team’s website, Murphy said that he was against the play and said that it was “almost an automatic down game in a courtyard or less”.

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He also raised them Washington commanders‘Try to stop it on the goal line during the NFC championship game, which ultimately prompted referees to warn them that they could award a score if they continued to jump off.

“I’m not a fan of this piece,” said Murphy. “There are no skills, and it is almost an automatic down for pieces of a courtyard or less. The series of games with the commanders who act in the NFC championship game was ridiculous.

“I would like to see you see. The game is bad for the game and we should prohibit the pressure of the runner again.”

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Now it is worth noting that the Packers have made their own version of the “Tush Push” and have a perfect 5-to-5 value, as a chucker force in the middle of the sneak attempts. They also converted two of those against the Eagles in the playoffs.

However, these are more traditional sneaks instead of Jalen, which is going back from behind due to the narrow end of Dallas and the return of Saquon Barkley, which makes it practically impossible to stop the game.

Hurts achieved the first touchdown of Super Bowl Lix on this game from the goal line on the way to win 40-22 about the historical search Kansas City Chiefs.

Other teams tried their own version of the “Tush Push”, but the Eagles have mastered the play and were by far successfully met first-down conversions or touchdowns.

In the last low season there was a heated debate about whether the piece should stay in the game, but there was never a vote.

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The league owners would have to vote to remove the piece, which would happen in March.

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