ESPN's Kalyn Kahler reported Thursday that Green Bay plans to rewrite its initial proposal that called for a 10-yard penalty whenever an offensive player immediately pushed the player who took the snap.

Murphy, the Green Bay Packers president and CEO, said the league will revisit the language of the ban and instead of banning the Tush Push specifically will propose prohibiting pushing of any ball carrier. Pushing a ball carrier was prohibited until around the 2004 season, when the league lifted the ban.

Albert Breer reads between the lines on the NFL delaying the vote until May. Plus, notes on the proposal to change playoff seeding and more.

It wasn't just about a polarizing on-field rule. It was a window into the back-channel politics of the rules process.

Will the tush push be banned? Is Aaron Rodgers still tracking to sign with the Steelers? Jordan Schultz's Insider column has the latest.

Roger Goodell and the NFL cite the potential risk of injury on pushing plays as a significant factor in considering the old rule.