The NFL Competition Committee and team owners declined to advance any proposal banning the tush push—also called the Brotherly Shove—during the March 2026 league meetings, leaving the short-yardage formation legal for the upcoming season. A similar measure fell short in 2025 with a 22-10 owner vote that failed to reach the required 24-vote threshold, and no club submitted a revised version this offseason despite ongoing debate. Defenses demonstrated improved success stopping the play in 2025, while internal polling showed strong player opposition to elimination. With the annual rules cycle concluded, the 98.1% implied probability for “No” reflects broad consensus that the status quo will hold. Late-season injuries to key Philadelphia personnel or a surge in quarterback safety concerns could theoretically prompt an emergency review, though such changes remain rare outside the standard voting window.