The quotes are coming in is the NFC head coaches have their annual breakfast, although there isn't

much breaking of fast that happens. It's a lot of questions and answers. Nick Siriani on a potential

ban of the tush push. My opinion on it is well documented. We'll see how it goes down. As far as lobbying,

I've talked to a few people. Matt LaFleur, who is the coach of the team that has proposed the

change. When you look at the play, it's more of a rugby play. It's not really a football play.

Sean McVeigh told me the same thing sitting right there yesterday. It's not a football play. Actually, you know what?

Don't take my word for it as if you ever would.

Here's Sean McVeigh from yesterday about his views on the tush push.

What I don't like is the optics of that play.

It looks like a rugby scrum.

And there are some health and safety things things which those things exist in short yardage

and goal line situations as well um so i'm kind of conflicted because you don't want to be a

hater because they do it better than anybody else so i don't agree with that but i also wish we

didn't let the play in in the first place in regards to just the optics of what it looks like

doesn't look like football to me and and john you know those guys they understood it but obviously you know where they stand on that

it doesn't look like football it does and that's the key and he was talking about

john ferrari and howie roseman because there was an animated conversation on sunday

with shah mcdott, who is in the

anti-Tush push camp, even though his team uses it. They don't use it. The thing is the bill, we talked

about this yesterday, the bills would still be able to do it the way they do it because they don't

do an immediate push. It's more of a second act once Josh Allen has picked a lane. But it was Sean McDermott, Sean McVeigh, having an animated conversation with Harry Roseman,

the GM of the Eagles and John Ferrari, the assistant GM, about this play.

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