NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Seeks to Ban Eagles' 'Tush Push' Play

The controversial play will be reviewed by the NFL competition committee this offseason, with a potential ban requiring approval from at least 24 team owners.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell reportedly wants to ban the Philadelphia Eagles' signature 'Tush Push' play, a quarterback sneak play used in short-yardage situations.
The play, also known as the 'Brotherly Shove', involves quarterback Jalen Hurts being pushed forward by players in his backfield to gain extra yardage.
Despite other teams attempting to replicate the play, none have had the same level of success as the Eagles.
The NFL competition committee, which includes representatives from the Eagles' three division rivals but none from the Eagles, will review the play this offseason.
Any decision to ban the play would require a vote by at least 24 of the league's team owners.