The controversial "tush push" play stirred up considerable discourse during the offseason. At the annual league meetings, the Green Bay Packers proposed a ban on its use, citing some widely accepted beliefs among those against it.
The defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles made the play famous, or infamous, depending on one's view. They have mastered its execution and led the campaign to keep it in the game.
Ultimately, their efforts succeeded as they squeaked out enough votes to keep any change from passing. But the Eagles are not the only team benefiting from this seemingly unstoppable call.