An NFL team wants to ban the “Tush Push” play that fueled the success of the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles, according to the NFL Network and Washington Post.

One NFL team is going well out of their way to stop the Philadelphia Eagles from winning another Super Bowl. NFL executive vice president of football operations Troy Vincent tells NFL Network's Judy Battista that an unnamed team has submitted a proposal to ban the Eagles' infamous Tush Push play.

The Athletic previously reported that NFL commissioner Roger Goodell had said he wanted the play to be banned for the 2024 season. Well, the play did not end on the banned list and the Eagles ran it just as successfully even without Jason Kelce under center en route to their Super Bowl 2025 triumph.

The Green Bay Packers are reportedly proposing to ban the tush push play made famous by the Philadelphia Eagles for the upcoming NFL season.

The NFL could vote on banning the "tush push" -- the trademark play of the Super Bowl winning Philadelphia Eagles, a league official told reporters on Monday.

One NFL team is proposing an end to the tush push play the Philadelphia Eagles have used so successfully at the goal line.

One unnamed NFL team has proposed banning the Eagles’ famed Tush Push or Brotherly Shove, according to the league’s vice president of football operations Troy

Philadelphia often uses the play, in which two teammates push quarterback Jalen Hurts forward to help him gain yardage. NFL owners could vote on the proposal next month.

NFL reporters have sniffed out a mystery team pushing to ban the short-yardage play made famous by the Eagles.