Bills coach Sean McDermott explained his stance on Monday of supporting a ban of the “tush push.” McDermott, speaking from the annual NFL owners’ meetings in Florida, said that his support of the ban comes from wishing to protect the health and safety of the players.

With the Annual NFL League Meeting set to commence, fans are wondering if the team’s patented tush push, or “brotherly shove” as it is also known, will be banned starting next season. The Green Bay Packers made the proposal,

The NFL is set to vote on whether or not the "Tush Push" QB sneak will be banned, or remain part of legal play for the 2025 season. It's a play the Eagles have utilized in a transformative way, and one that has helped them reach the Super Bowl (and win once) in two of the last three seasons.

The most controversial rule-change proposal at the NFL's annual meetings has already drawn differing opinions.

PALM BEACH, Fla. − The NFL's annual meetings are just getting started, and already Eagles coach Nick Sirianni is lobbying his fellow coaching brethren to vote down the Green Bay Packers ' proposal to ban the Tush Push.

The Buffalo Bills ran their own version of the controversial 'Tush Push' at a higher rate than the founders of the play in the Philadelphia Eagles. Yet, why are they a part of the brigade that feels the need to get rid of the play altogether?

Sean McDermott is making his stance clear on that future of the Tush Push in the NFL. The Buffalo Bills head coach is on the side of banning the modified quarterback sneak that the Philadelphia Eagles have perfected over the past few seasons.

Bills head coach Sean McDermott spoke to the media at the NFL meetings, discussing his concerns over the Tush Push play.

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.