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Gray is the Scotsman who helped innovate a football play the Philadelphia Eagles have made so effective that NFL owners were two votes away from banning it last month.

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Luvu, who earned second-team All-Pro honors last season, appeared on NFL Network's Good Morning Football, where the controversial play was naturally a topic of much discussion ahead of the vote.

The Atlanta Falcons will be casting their vote this week along with 31 other NFL teams on the proposed rule change from the Green Bay Packers.

The short-yardage play known as the 'Tush Push' — also referred to as the "Brotherly Shove" by Eagles faithful — is in danger of being banned by NFL owners.

Luvu stayed onside and the Eagles scored on a Tush Push. The Eagles won 55-23. Here's the bottom line: The NFL couldn't ban the play because it wasn't determined to be an injury risk.