The prohibition of Eagles push tum, since the Packers formally propose the change of NFL rules

Is the third time the charm? Green Bay Packers expect yes.

For third consecutive season, the famous impulse of Tush of the Eagles is under scrutiny, and the NFL announced Wednesday Rules change proposals Coming from individual equipment. Packers are officially proposing an amendment to rule 12, section 1, marking the first formal proposal to make the tum illegal thrust.

Article 4 of that rule prohibits an offensive player from taking out a corridor with football in any direction, using another player as essentially a shield, and pushing or throwing his body to a teammate to help him in an attempt to obstruct an opponent or recover a loose ball.

The Packers, whose president publicly criticized the work in a Column on the team website Last month after the Eagles eliminated Green Bay from the playoffs, they want to add new lines to article 4 to read that no offensive player can “immediately to complement, push or throw his body against a teammate, who was aligned directly behind the Pargo and received the click, to help him in an attempt to win yardas.”

The penalty would be 10 yards. Will it work?

Apparently there is more impulse than they have prohibited in the past, with multiple coaches and the general manager of the 49ers John Lynch that serve in the NFL competence committee. Commenting publicly about him last month at the NFL Combine.

The Packers, in their official proposal, cite the safety of the players and the rhythm of the game as the reason for the change of rules. The Bills coach, Sean McDermott, who is also in the competition committee, cited injuries. But the league data has revealed that the play resulted in zero injuries in 2024.

“But there is fear that something serious can happen only because of the dynamics,” Lynch said last month.

The Eagles coach, Nick Sirianni, said it was “a little unfair” that the teams moved to ban the game and said that the idea that it is an automatic play for the Eagles was “a bit insulting” due to the frequency and the hard thing they have worked to improve the work.

The NFL owners could vote on the proposal of the Packers at the end of this month at the annual league meeting in Palm Beach, Florida. 24 of the 32 owners who vote in favor of the amendment of Green Bay would be needed to change the rule and take out the Eagles play ship.

Eagles have a change of their own rule

The Eagles, in a rule change that apparently has support, want the extra time rules of the NFL to be applied to the regular season.

The change to rule 16, extra time procedures, will mean that both teams have the opportunity to own football regardless of what happens in the first impulse of an extra time session of 15 minutes.

The reason cited for change: competitive equity.

Lions have some opinions

Detroit’s lions think that defensive tenure and illegal contact sanctions are too punitive and want to eliminate the first automatic that comes with them.

They also want to change how NFL Seeds playoffs. Detroit suggests that playoffs are sown by record, so a wild card team could be sown before a division winner. How could I have searched last season? The playoffs would have been the same, but the confrontations and seeds would have changed. The Eagles, for example, would have received the Rams in the Commodines Round.

The lions were not over. They also want the players to place in the injured reserve before or on the day of cut of the list so as not to count against the limit of 90 players unless said player is appointed to return.