The NFL is buzzing with talk about the "tush push, " a play that's been around for a while but has recently sparked controversy. The Green Bay Packers have thrown their hat in the ring, proposing to ban the move. However, their general manager, Brian Gutekunst, admitted he hasn't given it much thought.

Gutekunst knows one thing for sure: the Packers' defense isn't great at stopping it. He even acknowledged that the Eagles have had success using it against Green Bay. When asked about it at the NFL Scouting Combine, Gutekunst was honest about his lack of deep knowledge on the subject.

He said, "We're not very successful against it, I know that, but to be honest with you I haven’t put much thought into it. " He also mentioned that the Packers have used variations of the play with their tight ends in the past.

Gutekunst hasn't spent much time on the proposal himself, but he's aware of it. He expects more discussions to come as the owners' meetings approach. The proposal needs at least 24 teams to support it for it to pass.

The NFL isn't the only one talking about the tush push. Many teams have shown interest in banning it. The Eagles, in particular, have mastered the play, making it a point of frustration for other teams. The debate is heating up, and it will be interesting to see how it plays out.

This isn't just about one play. It's about the balance between strategy and safety in the game. The NFL has to consider injury rates and the overall impact on the game. The discussion is ongoing, and it's clear that the NFL is taking a close look at the tush push and its implications.

The Tush Push Dilemma: Packers' Struggle and the NFL's Debate

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