Over recent years, the “Tush Push” has become a virtually unstoppable play for the Philadelphia Eagles, but could soon be banned if NFL owners vote against it at their annual meeting.

The life of the "Tush Push" hangs in the balance, and Nick Sirianni says ex-Eagles coaches, including Kellen Moore, 'better vote for it.'

The decision to postpone the tush push means the debate will continue as the league seeks more information about the safety of the play.

The proposal from the Green Bay Packers presented this week at the NFL’s annual meetings was to make the push element of the Eagles’ signature quarterback sneak play illegal. Opinions were clearly split on the Tush Push entering Tuesday and this debate will be revisited.

While the future of the “tush push” still hasn’t been decided, NFL owners approved expanding replay assist and revising overtime rules, a person with knowledge of the voting told The Associated Press.

NFL team owners, coaches and general managers are considering several potential rule changes at this week's league meetings. Nothing has garnered more attention than Philadelphia's version of the quarterback sneak.

The “tush push” is causing a lot of strife among the NFL ranks. The Packers’ proposal to ban the version of the quarterback sneak the Eagles have used in recent years sparked a “heated” exchange during the football operations meeting Sunday at the league’s annual meeting in Palm Beach,