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It was close, but the NFL owners made the right decision in what was reportedly a heated discussion. By the skin of our teeth, the tush push survived and will live to see another season. A signature play made famous by our Philadelphia Eagles is one the most effective plays ever used in professional football.
Now, there were detractors from the start claiming it is not a football play. People making false claims about the impact on health and wellbeing, despite a complete lack of actual evidence to prove their claim. Some people could not come up with an argument and just said it looks weird.
Yes, it looks weird when teams like the Green Bay Packers try to imitate the play and completely embarrass themselves on national television. Makes perfect sense that they tried to save face by leading the failed charge against the play.
Yes, it was a close vote, which they tried with a revised proposal. But, it really should not have even been an issue. If you really want something to be done less, then find ways to overcome it.
That is the modern day approach. Struggle at something and then try to get it banned. They tried to do it to math, science, and other hard skills in schools with common core. The Packers wanted to do it to the tush push.
The Packers get a lot credit for their history to overlook the complete shambles of their present. Aaron Rodgers was not the issue. Sure, he was demanding, but they still are no better off now than with him.
The Packers fail when the moments are the brightest. We saw that with both games against the Detroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings. And in the playoffs against the Super Bowl Champion Philadelphia Eagles. They fumbled the opening kick off.
Do not run from challenges. Run toward them with a plan and preparation. That is the lesson here. Stop running away from obstacles. Then you will lose to anything and everything in life.