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All right.

A little bit of the news and notsy going on here at the old NFL combine.

It's a slow trickle, obviously, on the first day.

We don't have the press conferences and stuff.

But a couple things.

First off, Adam Schaefter, quote tweeting his own post from back in September of last year, where he said, despite the incessant tush-push debate, there's no guarantee for a new vote this offseason, sources tell ESPN.

Well, he updated that. No team has offered a proposal to ban the tush push, and there has been no recent discussion about changing the rule.

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