NFL league meetings this week in Minneapolis.

Mark Maskey's always a part of those.

Of course, he writes for the Washington Post.

At Mark Masky on X on Twitter, he joins us right now as he's getting ready to head off to

Minneapolis, St. Paul, for the league meetings.

And I think these are big ones this week because a couple of the issues

last month that got tabled, Tush Push, and even the Detroit proposal on playoff format, that's

what I wanted to talk to you about. I love how you cover these issues because I care so much

about these, and I think NFL fans do in general. So let's start with push push.

It's going to get tweaked a little bit from where it was.

You described that in your last story on it.

I want you to update everybody on what that tweak would be,

and then whether or not you think it gets passed.

Going in reverse order there, Kevin.

I don't know if it gets past.

It's very interesting.

People remember it was a lot of talk about the potential ban of the tush

push around the scouting combine in February and then into the league meeting that was

in Palm Beach and late March and concluded on April 1st.

And the Packers proposal was very specific.

It basically was to get rid of the push.

It said, you know, you couldn't push the – stood right behind the center and took the step,

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