One NFL GM accused the Packers of being motivated by spite in regards to their proposal to ban the Eagles' infamous Tush Push play.

The Philadelphia Eagles’ tush push — known as the “Brotherly Shove” among Birds fans — was the center of attention

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.

Murphy, the Green Bay Packers president and CEO, said the league will revisit the language of the ban and instead of banning the Tush Push specifically will propose prohibiting pushing of any ball carrier.

While a handful of NFL teams have supported the Green Bay Packers' proposal to ban the tush push, other teams have no issue with the play. Per Fox Sports' Jordan Schultz, one NFL general manager called out teams wanting to ban the play just because they can't defend it.

The Packers proposed banning the play, which was used mostly by the Super Bowl champion Eagles and Bills last year. McCaskey joked that he didn’t like agreeing with the Bears’ rival.

Pro Football Hall of Famer players at the James Hardie Invitiational are fans of the Eagles' controversial Tush Push.

What rule in baseball would you want to see eliminated from the game forever? Maybe you just hate the aesthetics of it, or you think it provides an unfair advantage to another team. I’m going to limit this question to strictly on-field rules,

The future of the tush push has been pushed until next month, but team owners approved modifying the kickoff rule, expanding replay assist and revising overtime rules among other changes.