The NFL's 'tush push' play, which has been a focal point of controversy, particularly after the Philadelphia Eagles' recent success with it, may not be addressed in the upcoming offseason. Sources suggest that the league is unlikely to bring the issue to a vote, as it was previously met with significant opposition. The proposal to ban the play received 22 votes last spring but fell short of the required 24. Critics argue that the play poses safety risks, yet there is a lack of injury data to justify a ban. The Eagles have defended their strategy, with players asserting their commitment to their game plan despite outside criticism. Former Eagles center Jason Kelce expressed skepticism about the play's future, suggesting that there is a growing desire within the league to eliminate it. However, as of now, there is no substantial movement towards a ban, and the 'tush push' remains a part of the game this season.