The theme of “Tush Push” is a divisive.
The controversial goal-line Play, famous by Philadelphia Eagles and used by Buffalo Bill, has returned to the agenda in NFL owners’ meetings this week, where a vote can effectively restrict it.
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Both sides are making their cases in anticipation of the vote. According to Diana Rasini of athletic, Eagles officials are calling The drama around the league should not be banned to make the case.
Will NFL owner ‘Tush Push’ ban?
The play is already on the agenda once and was given a rapist. The owners opted to table the subject during the spring meetings in April after an accused debate. The owners will meet again in the miniapolis starting on Wednesday and it is expected that they will fulfill the subject again. For any rules change, 24 of 32 NFL owners will be required to vote in support of it.
“Tush Push” consists of several players behind a ball carrier and move it forward towards a line of profit in short-yards situations. Super Bowl Champion Eagles has repeatedly and effectively used it for several sessions to push the quarterback jalen injury on the round line with an almost helpless rescue to prevent it.
Philadelphia Eagles has used “Tush Push” for great success. (Andy Lewis/Icon Sportswire through Getty Image)
(Icon Sportswire through Getty Image)
Bills have also adopted the play to take advantage of the shape and strength of the quarterback Josh Allen near the goal line. Both of them have done this with great success. According to ESPN research, Philadelphia and Buffalo have used the play compared to other 30 teams in the last three years. 87% for success rate Either in the context of converting a touchdown or first below.
Is the player security really at stake here?
Some teams – most specially Green Bay Packers – does not think it is appropriate. Packers proposed a change of rule that would “prevent an aggressive player from pushing a team partner who was directly the lineup behind the snapper and immediately receives Snap on Snap.”
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Carved reason for proposal? “Player safety; Game speed.”
There is no data to support that the player safety is put at greater risk by the “Tush Push”, a point that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodll created in April, as well as suggested – without data – that “Tash Push” increases the risk of injury.
Gudel said on 2 April, “We have very little data than this, but beyond the data, there is a mechanism of injury that we study … which motivates us to show the risk involved in dealing with a particular drama or particular.”
‘This is a cheap game’
The real reason only appears that it is almost impossible to stop the game. Washington Commanders Linebacker Frankie Luvu performed difficulty in an attempt to prevent Eagles in the loss of playoffs, when he attracted several punishments for a quick jump on the scripture line with eagles in the “Tash Push” formation.
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During an interview with the NFL network, “I think” I think they should ban it “was discussed on the deadly.
“But I know that there is going to be about logic, hey, you have to stop it, Luvu said.” Do not go to us in short yards, and what not. I mean, it is like a cheap game. ,
“This is a very scramas in rugby. That’s why I see it. And we have got a scum as well, on the other side. There is a scum, we have a rhythm, where we all go to once. It’s not like a hard count like you and this, where you are leaving yourself – you’re leaving yourself.”
There were not enough votes to ban ‘Tush Push’ in April. Will it change this week because owners vote behind closed doors?