NFL to postpone tush push decision, OKs other rule changes
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The Mercury News |
A decision on the future of the tush push has been pushed until next month.
U.S. News & World Report |
The future of the “tush push” should be decided on Tuesday following debates about the safety of a play that’s helped the Philadelphia Eagles win one Super Bowl and reach another.
The New York Times |
Some coaches and executives believe the player safety concerns regarding the play were paramount.
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The tush push and playoff seeding will be voted on at a different date, but the NFL has made several rule changes at its annual league meetings.
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The NFL has approved a rule-change resolution to reduce the amount of time required to flex a Sunday game onto Thursday Night Football, according to a report.
Touchbacks will now come out to the 35-yard line after a kickoff, which could force Sean McVay and the Rams to change their strategy
According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Detroit Lions proposed to eliminate an automatic first down as a penalty imposed for defensive holding or illegal contact. Said proposal did not pass a vote from the league's owners. As meetings continue on, one question remains: will the "Tush Push" be banned? We should get an answer soon enough.
The NFL approved a change to flex scheduling procedures at the league meetings in Palm Beach on Monday. Per a report from Tom Pelissero of NFL Media, at least 24 teams voted in favor of a resolution that will allow the league to flex games from Sunday to Thursday night with 21 days notice.
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