https://www.nfl.com/news/unnamed-nfl-team-proposes-rule-to-ban-tush-push-play-popularized-by-eagles


I was glad someone did, just didnt want it to be the Packers because it will just bring more trolls to think we have the NFL and its officials on our side.

Seems crazy cuz Packers basically do the same thing with Tucker Kraft.

Yeah, it probably should of been a team that didn't lose to the Eagles in the playoffs, nor a division rival.

I honestly don't care, as long as they're consistent with the rules, which the NFL has not been consistent with the rules, and even worse is that all rules are basically favoring the offense, creating an imbalance in the game in my opinion, but the NFL owners wants it to be basketball, because I guess offensive and scoring gets the casual fans.

But simply put, is pushing a player forward against the rules? Yes or no?

Either way, the NFL is clearly not enforcing it. Why enforce a rule against the offense?

I just want them to set actual and clear fair rules and actually enforce them equally. Which I think the NFL has failed to do under Roger Goodell, whom seems to focus only on PR, which has led to things like telling the refs to call more flags on defense, less flags on offense, and less or even no flags in the final 2 minutes.

beast;468815But simply put, is pushing a player forward against the rules? Yes or no?

I think it is against the rules, just not enforced. Or maybe it was against the rules and removed because it was not enforced. Either way, I am confident was not permitted at some point.

Zero2Cool;468816I think it is against the rules, just not enforced. Or maybe it was against the rules and removed because it was not enforced. Either way, I am confident was not permitted at some point.

In 2005, the National Football League made the penalty only for pulling and carrying, removing the flag in cases of pushing.