That the GM who spoke to Fowler highlighted the "guise of player safety" is notable, as it gives teams opposed to the tush push being allowed an argument to make outside of just pointing to how difficult it is to stop.

NFL owners are set to vote on Green Bay’s proposal to ban the play along with other potential rules changes, including playoff seeding and kickoffs. Even though the league has said there haven’t been any injuries reported as a result of the “tush push,

There will be no vote Tuesday on the latest attempt to ban the "Tush Push’ play made famous by the Super Bowl Champion Philadelphia Eagles, according to reports.

The proposal from the Green Bay Packers presented this week at the NFL’s annual meetings was to make the push element of the Philadelphia Eagles ’ signature quarterback sneak play illegal. Opinions were clearly split on the Tush Push entering Tuesday and this debate will be revisited.

While the future of the “tush push” still hasn’t been decided, NFL owners approved expanding replay assist and revising overtime rules, a person with knowledge of the voting told The Associated Press.

It's "lying season," but Schoen sure sounded like a GM happy with the QB room he has assembled and thinking about other needs in the draft.

Giants general manager Joe Schoen hit on a variety of topics during his Monday morning interview session at the NFL Annual Meeting in Palm Beach, Fla.

Signing Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston solved the New York Giants’ immediate need for a starting quarterback. They could still draft one for the future. “The face of a franchise is a quarterback,” Giants coach Brian Daboll said Tuesday at the NFL meetings.

That is the undercurrent that came up to the surface on Monday when Giants general manager Joe Schoen for the first time discussed veterans Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston and how those signings might affect the plan to take or pass on a quarterback with the No.

The Giants need their franchise quarterback. They know that. But don't expect general manager Joe Schoen to force the issue if he and his staff don't love the options in the draft.

New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen attempted to save his job by signing Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston. Not everyone is on board with New York's free agency.

New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen is keeping his options open with the third pick in the 2025 NFL draft: "We could go any position."