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NFL teams can keep using tush push

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What the tush push ruling means for the fantasy football values of Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley
Hurts has relied heavily on the Tush Push for touchdowns in fantasy football. He would not net 11 touchdowns from the 1-yard line without it. He has good legs and could potentially use them for scores without the play popularized by Philly, but 11 is far less feasible. Luckily for him, his TD ceiling remains.

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Fantasy Football: NFL 'Tush Push' Ruling's Impact on Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley
'Tush Push' vote winners and losers: NFL keeping controversial play great for Eagles, but not Saquon Barkley
Green Bay Packers need to grow up: 'Tush Push' made famous by Philadelphia Eagles lives on
The NFL voted against banning the "Tush Push" play, falling two votes short of the required three-fourths majority.

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'Tush Push' vote: Play survives potential ban in NFL after Packers' proposal comes up short
Eagles Post Photo Trolling Critics After Tush Push Rule Change Fails to Receive Votes
NFL teams can keep using the tush push after ban proposal fails at owners meetings
Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie has been leading the defense of the play his team developed with the coinciding arrival of Hurts in 2020.

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Eagles, Jets, Lions, All 10 Teams Who Reportedly Voted Against Tush Push Ban Revealed
Why the Tush Push, or Brotherly Shove, still belongs in the NFL
Eagles’ tush push lives after last-minute plea from one of their legends
The Eagles, according to a post on X from ESPN’s Adam Schefter, made one final plea to keep the play in the game with the help of former center Jason Kelce. Schefter wrote that Kelce went to Minnesota to “lobby NFL owners as to why they should keep, and not ban, the Tush Push play.”
Jason Kelce offers to talk to owners to clear up misconceptions about the tush push
Former Eagles center Jason Kelce has said he thinks his feelings about the tush push were misconstrued, and now he's offering to talk to owners directly as they prepare to vote on a rule change designed to prevent Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and other ball carriers from getting pushed by their teammates.
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