The Tush Push, Brotherly Shove, or whatever you want to call it, remains for the 2025 season as the NFL owners rejected a proposal from the Green Bay Packers in a Wednesday vote at the league's Spring Meeting to ban the play.
By a reported vote of 22-10, the Packers' proposal was rejected. The proposal needed 24 of the 32 votes to pass.
The Eagles' contingent, led by Chairman and CEO Jeffrey Lurie, included former center Jason Kelce, who lobbied NFL owners prior to the vote, quickly boarded a flight back to Philadelphia after the meetings ended in Eagan, Minnesota, without specifically addressing the outcome. Lurie was reported as saying that he was "pleased" with the outcome of the vote.