Jeffrey Lurie hinted Tuesday that Nick Sirianni will receive a lucrative new contract after the team's Super Bowl win.

Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie hinted at a contract extension for head coach Nick Sirianni in light of heated discussions surrounding the tush push.

There, the decision on whether to ban the play made famous by Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles has been formally put forward. In the lead-up to the vote, Eagles coach Nick Sirianni was asked about the proposed change and relayed that he "better" have three votes in the play's favor from his former assistants-turned-head coaches across the league.

Nick Sirianni encountered a media swarm Tuesday morning at the NFL Annual Meeting. He is, after all, the coach of the Super Bowl champion Eagles. He is also the coach that has lobbied hard to keep the tush push alive despite growing opposition from teams around the league as well as the NFL competition committee.

The Philadelphia Eagles could very well be even better on offense should the team be forced to eliminate the tush push.

The good news is that this year's tight end class is considered to be fairly deep, and with that comes a variety of skill sets. However, what type of skill set would Shane Steichen prefer to have in his offense?

Here are five quick takeaways from Nick Sirianni's half-hour session with reporters at the 2025 NFL owners meetings.

Eagles' head coach Nick Sirianni jokingly called on the Colts' Shane Steichen to help protect the 'tush push.'

While the future of the “tush push” still hasn’t been decided, NFL owners approved expanding replay assist and revising overtime rules, a person with knowledge of the voting told The Associated Press.

NFL team owners had been set to vote Tuesday on Green Bay’s proposal to ban the play that’s helped the Philadelphia Eagles win one Super Bowl and reach another, but it was tabled until May.

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.

While the future of the “tush push” still hasn’t been decided, NFL owners approved expanding replay assist and revising overtime rules, a person with knowledge of the voting told The Associated Press.

NFL owners have approved a significant change to overtime rules that should be quite popular among fans. A proposal was submitted at the NFL owners

There are three notable changes for 2025, plus other rules that could be voted on next month. Here are all the details.