PALM BEACH, Fla. — The Philadelphia Eagles can still run their infamous Brotherly Shove. For now. NFL owners tabled a proposal to ban the play on Tuesday during the league’s annual meeting.

The Philadelphia Eagles go from the "Brotherly Shove" to a halfback pass from running back Kenneth Gainwell to wide receiver DeVonta Smith for an 18-yard gain. Watch the highlights from Super Bowl ...

but Frankie Luvu became a household name for the Luvu Leap as he continued to try to stop the Eagle’s Brotherly Shove/Tush Push. Luvu leapt over the line several times throughout the game with ...

While the tush push, also colloquially referred to as the "Brotherly Shove," is safe for the time being, Eagles offensive lineman Lane Johnson sent a clear message to critics. The six-time Pro ...

The Philadelphia Eagles deploy the 'Brotherly Shove' to give quarterback Jalen Hurts his second rushing touchdown of "Monday Night Football." Watch the highlights from Super Bowl LIX between the ...

The Philadelphia Eagles have what is considered to be one of the most dominant plays in the National Football League. Philadelphia has utilized the “Tush Push” or “Brotherly Shove.” ...

Over the last few weeks, much of the non-transaction-related chatter across the National Football League has been about the Philadelphia Eagles ... play -- or "Brotherly Shove" as some call ...

What have the Philadelphia Eagles done wrong? No, seriously... What rule have they broken? If we're wrong, tell us such, but think about this for a second. Is it not legal for a 'Brotherly Shove ...

NFL defenses haven't had much luck stopping the Eagles' "Brotherly Shove" short-yardage play on the field. Now a contingent of the league's owners is stepping in. A proposal to ban the so-called ...

The Eagles continue to lobby for the “Tush Push” or “Brotherly Shove” to remain a legal play while opposing a Green Bay Packers proposal aimed at banning it. If it were up to several Pro ...