NFL’s competition committee postponed its vote, setting up more discussion – if not an actual vote – when the league reconvenes for meetings in May.

LaFleur said he’s changing up the Packers’ offseason training program, in part because the NFL draft will be in Green Bay. He said the first week of the program in late April will be conducted virtually because of the draft. He also plans to end the program a week early to give the players a little more recovery time in the offseason.

The question of whether or not to ban the tush push has been a dominant topic at the league meetings in Palm Beach this week and the Packers touched off the conversation by proposing the ban earlier this year.