push my tush -- to ban or not to ban ?
galaxy27
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push my tush -- to ban or not to ban ?
This is a public poll: others will see what you voted for.
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dont outlaw it, figure out how to stop it.
just like the shift in baseball.
George Brett, Roger Clemens and Tommy Brady.
Get rid of it, after the Denver Indy game I'm like ban it altogether
Gosh, this is a tough one. I've got friends on the forum that have differing viewpoints on this subject, I would hate to choose a side and disappoint anyone.
Keep it until Hurts retires.
If it's not legally wrong to grab your own teammates' face mask and drag him in to the end zone, then we know how this argument will persist.
After much consideration, I've decided to support the tush push, make em stop it. Philly is now the city of brotherly shove!
As soon as this rule is changed then someone will start having an excessively large player throw the quarterback with the football into the end zone. Maybe they'll use small quarterbacks, but either way... Someone is going to invent the CannonBall.
I’m not a fan of the rule change allowing players to push their own player forward, whether it’s the tush push or a 300+ lb lineman rumbling downfield to plow into the back of his RB to push the pile a yard or 2 forward. So I guess I should have chosen “ban it” even though I only want the push to be banned
Jim
Well perkdog agrees with me, that's all I need. To the showers with the rest of you.
Look, the Cowboys haven't won a Super Bowl since the 95' season, and I don't see that changing any time soon.
Agreed
Firstly I initially mis read this as "needs a twerk job"😆. Am not too concerned about it's future as I do not follow any particular team. And I adjust my bets accordingly to what rules are in play. Possibly,some form of adjustment may come into play. Example: have a limited number of times allotment per game like a time out allowance. Or maybe barring it's use within 5 or less yards from the goal line. Maybe fans and sports books may exert some influence to the NFL toward a rule change. After all, the 22 of 24 needed votes to dis allow it was close enough to try again. Can't see it changing this year.