Mark Murphy and the Packers are the team that proposed a ban of the “Tush Push” with the NFL’s Competition Committee.

Nick Sirianni takes exception to the idea that the "Tush Push"/"Brotherly Shove" is an automatic play. The Eagles' signature short-yardage call is back under the league microscope again after the Green Bay Packers president and CEO Mark Murphy openly wrote about his disdain for the play a few weeks ago,

Judy Battista of NFL Network reported that NFL's executive vice president of football operations Troy Vincent said an unnamed team sent in a proposal to ban the tush push play. The Green Bay Packers have been identified as a team that wants the tush push banned by Dianna Russini.

Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni has made no secret of his contempt for the proposed tush push ban, a suggestion submitted last month by the Green Bay Packers. In team CEO Mark Murphy's estimation,

There is no skill involved and it is almost an automatic first down on plays of a yard or less,' Mark Murphy wrote to a Packers fan about the tush push.

The Philadelphia Eagles have made the 'Tush Push' famous, and now the Green Bay Packers want to get rid of it.

The Green Bay Packers have submitted a ... which comes a few weeks after the Packers' president and CEO Mark Murphy wrote about his disdain for the play while answering a fan's question in a ...

Vincent didn't identify the team. But according to The Athletic, that team is the Green Bay Packers. Green Bay Packers president and CEO Mark Murphy called the tush push "bad for the game" in a message posted on the team's website after the Packers were ...

"Some intriguing options in free agency at the position could push Nixon to No. 2 outside corner, which might be best for the Packers. Vikings cornerback Byron Murphy, a Pro Bowl starter in 2024, is likely the top option," Scheidman wrote on March 5.

A promising Green Bay Packers season started and ended with a loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. They could not beat the Super Bowl Champions in two tries

ASHWAUBENON − A long-waited restaurant is officially open at Titletown. BelAir Cantina, at 1025 Lombardi Ave, Suite 100, opened Tuesday for the general public, according to a news release by the Green Bay Packers.