Comedian Shane Gillis hosted ESPN's annual sports award show ceremony on Wednesday. The event featured a humorous skit that depicted the creation of the controversial 'Tush Push' play.Gillis and fellow comedian Druski were involved in the skit, with the former playing the role of a janitor who walked into the locker room and presented a play that he deemed would be unstoppable for opposing defensive units.The skit also referred to the NFL franchises that voted this offseason to ban the move from the league. Gillis outlined how trying to vote to ban a play for being too successful would be "pathetic".ESPN posted the clip on X.Former NFL center Jason Kelce, who was integral to the success of the 'Tush Push' for the Philadelphia Eagles, commented on the video."That Janitor is cookin," Kelce wrote.Will the 'Tush Push' be banned for the 2025 season?Despite attempts by various NFL franchises to ban the 'Tush Push', the play will remain available for teams to use in the 2025 season. According to ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter on May 21, the NFL needed 24 teams to vote in favor of the ban for it to take effect in 2025. However, only 22 teams voted to ban the play.Schefter noted that the 10 teams that voted to keep the move in the league were the Philadelphia Eagles, the Baltimore Ravens, the Cleveland Browns, the Detroit Lions, the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Miami Dolphins, the New England Patriots, the New Orleans Saints, the New York Jets, and the Tennessee Titans.