NFL Commissioner Considers Ban on Controversial 'Tush Push' Strategy

Philadelphia Eagles, Known for Successful Use of the Strategy, Prepared to Adapt

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is reportedly considering a ban on the 'Tush Push', a controversial play strategy used by the Philadelphia Eagles.
The 'Tush Push', also known as the 'Brotherly Shove', involves a rugby-like scrum that pushes the quarterback from behind, often resulting in a first down or touchdown.
The Eagles have been particularly successful with this strategy, leading the NFL with a 73.7 percent fourth-down conversion rate this season.
Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce has expressed indifference about the potential ban, stating that the team will adapt regardless of the decision.
Alternative strategies suggested for teams include the fullback dive, the jet sweep, and the traditional quarterback sneak.