PALM BEACH, Fla. — The Philadelphia Eagles can still run their infamous Brotherly Shove. For now.

The NFL tabled discussion on the tush push, the Brotherly Shove, the whatever you want to call it superpowered quarterback sneak that the Eagles used to great effect in their run to a Super Bowl title. That doesn't mean this saga is over, though.

Commissioner Roger Goodell mentioned the possibility of the NFL continuing its examination of the Eagles Tush Push play.

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 NFL will vote on a proposed ban on the Eagles' 'tush push.' Banning the play would be punishing the Eagles for being innovative.