A NFL team has presented a proposal to ban the field seafood click known as “Taush Push,” said NFL football operations executive president on Monday, Troy Vincent, to journalists on Monday in Indianapolis.
The Green Bay Packers are the team that presented the change of rules, according to the Athletic and NFL network.
The play, made more famous by Super Bowl 59 champion, Philadelphia Eagles, is a short yard field marshal in which the field marshal is helped by players who push him forward behind. Buffalo Bills are another team that uses the play frequently.
Other teams, such as the Baltimore Ravens, have executed a similar play with their closed wing taking the click from the center.
“The club’s proposal is: ‘We need to make some settings to that. Is it a viable football play? ‘”, Said Vincent in the NFL exploration combination.
The first proposal could come to vote is next month when NFL owners have their annual meeting. The potential change of rules would require that 24 of the 32 owners of the League vote in favor to enter into force for the next season.
Vincent said that changes in the “push of Tush” have been discussed in the past, but never reached the point of a formal proposal.
“A year ago, we felt: ‘We are going to focus on the hip backle, and the thrust of Tush’, just say: ‘Hello, the philadelphia eagles, they simply do better than everyone else'”, said Vincent, “said Vincent said, “said Monday, by NFL network. “But there are some concerns. Our health and safety committee has established a brief conversation about the injury report today. There are some challenges, some concerns that they will share with the widest group tomorrow. But the impulse of Tush will become a discussion issue that will move to March. “
In the last three seasons, the Eagles and the Bills have combined to execute a “push of Tush” 163 times, by ESPN research, turning a first attempt or scoring a touchdown into 87% of those plays.
