Coach Nick Sirianni's Philadelphia Eagles did what Dan Campbell hoped his Lions would do last season with a Super Bowl win over Andy Reid's Kansas City Chiefs.

Nick Sirianni encountered a media swarm Tuesday morning at the NFL Annual Meeting. He is, after all, the coach of the Super Bowl champion Eagles. He is also the coach that has lobbied hard to keep the tush push alive despite growing opposition from teams around the league as well as the NFL competition committee.

Top executives and coaches around the league have made their thoughts known about whether they believe the variation of the quarterback sneak should be banned or not. Owners are voting on the play in the coming days.

The Detroit Lions had three proposals up for consideration at the NFL's annual league meetings, but none of their proposed tweaks were approved.

NFL owners did not approve a rules proposal by the Lions to eliminate an automatic first down as part of the penalty for defensive holding

No Detroit Lions rule proposals were accepted at the league meetings this week, but amendments to their rules could gain traction in May’s meetings.