In Minnesota, NFL owners voted on rule changes with multiple big-ticket items on the docket. The Super Bowl champions earned another win, and those who value divisional prominence should be satisfied by the final votes.

The league has more pressing rule changes it should consider next offseason before another round of tush push discourse.

Which teams voted against the proposal? The Philadelphia Eagles are an obvious one as the inventor and most frequent user of the "Tush Push." But several other teams stuck with the Eagles, including Dan Campbell's Detroit Lions and John Harbaugh's Baltimore Ravens. Here's the full list, per ESPN:

While the Lions' opted to scrap their proposal ahead of Wednesday's vote, it's possible the idea gets revived in the future. The proposal could draw more interest if the league adopts an 18-game schedule in the future, per Ian Rapoport. An 18-game schedule is not on the table Wednesday.

The NFL officially charted new waters this week, voting on Tuesday to approve player participation in the 2028 Olympics, which will feature flag football as an international competition for the first time.

At this week’s league meeting in Minneapolis, NFL owners will discuss a proposal to reseed teams in the second round of the playoffs. The proposal is the second playoff-related initiative introduced this year.