Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni (L) shakes hands with Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen (R) after a game at Lincoln Financial Field. But former assistants to head coach Nick Sirianni's staff have defended not only the play, but the manner for which it was created as well.

The Philadelphia Eagles' signature "tush push" play has its future on the line at the NFL league owners meetings this week. The Green Bay Packers proposed the play be banned and need a two-thirds majority (24 teams) to agree for a new rule against Philly's automatic short-yardage play.

There, the decision on whether to ban the play made famous by Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles has been formally put forward. In the lead-up to the vote, Eagles coach Nick Sirianni was asked about the proposed change and relayed that he "better" have three votes in the play's favor from his former assistants-turned-head coaches across the league.