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NFL's Tush Push Ban Proposal Not Expected for 2026: What It Means for Eagles, Bills

No formal proposal to ban the Tush Push surfaced for 2026 as defenses improved, and 22 of 32 NFL owners opposed last year’s ban attempt, per NFL Competition Committee.

  • Rich McKay, Competition Committee co-chair, said following meetings at the NFL Combine that he has seen no team proposal to ban the tush push this year.
  • At the May 2025 league meeting the Packers' proposal failed to receive the 24 owner votes needed to pass, falling short by two votes.
  • The Philadelphia Eagles and Buffalo Bills led use of the play, with the Eagles recording 27 attempts and the Bills 17, while overall tush-push attempts rose to 112 in 2025.
  • Without a formal proposal, the play remains legal for the 2026 season, and any rule change would require formal submission plus an owners' vote at NFL league meetings later this offseason.
  • After vitriolic debate last year, interest in reviving the issue waned as defenses limited the play and Jeffrey Lurie, Eagles owner, and Jason Kelce, Eagles legend, campaigned to keep it legal.
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