Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur didn't seem bothered about Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson's introductory press conference remark that he enjoyed beating him twice a year when he was the Detroit Lions' offensive coordinator.

The day he was introduced as the Bears’ head coach, Johnson said that, "to be quite frank with you, I kind of enjoyed beating Matt LaFleur twice a year."

The Packers proposed banning the play, which was used mostly by the Super Bowl champion Eagles and Bills last year. McCaskey joked that he didn’t like agreeing with the Bears’ rival.

Bears chairman George McCaskey was one of the 16 NFL owners who voted to ban the "Tush Push." He explained his reasoning at the NFL owners meetings.

The Packers made a flawed proposal aimed at neutralizing the tush push. It nevertheless won support of half of the league. Kalyn Kahler of ESPN.com reports that 16 teams supported Green Bay's submission,

NFL owners tabled a vote on whether to ban the "tush push" play at the annual league meetings Tuesday in Palm Beach, Fla.

NFL owners had been set to vote on the Green Bay Packers’ proposal to ban the tush push play, but the proposal was tabled until May.

The proposal from the Green Bay Packers presented this week at the NFL’s annual meetings was to make the push element of the Philadelphia Eagles ’ signature quarterback sneak play illegal. Opinions were clearly split on the Tush Push entering Tuesday and this debate will be revisited.