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Is the Eagles’ Iconic ‘Tush Push’ on the Brink of Disappearing from the NFL Forever?

Is the Eagles’ Iconic ‘Tush Push’ on the Brink of Disappearing from the NFL Forever?

There’s something about the Philadelphia Eagles and their knack for executing the “Tush Push” that’s as relentless as it is effective — a gutty, no-nonsense short-yardage play that’s helped define their recent identity. Yet, this football favorite might be facing an uncertain future. As the NFL’s powerful owners convene in Minneapolis, a rule change looms that could nix the signature push that’s become a staple for the Birds and a thorn in the side of many opponents. It’s a sparky showdown between tradition, tactics, and concerns about player safety that’s got everyone watching. Here’s the backstory on how this bulldozing maneuver conquered the gridiron — and why it’s suddenly up for debate. LEARN MORE

The Packers’ proposal cites “player safety” and “pace of play” as reasons for the ban, although many opponents of the play seem to focus on the former argument.Others argue that the play doesn’t belong in football. Washington Commanders linebacker Frankie Luvu — who was drawn offside on three consecutive plays during the NFC championship game while attempting to prevent Philadelphia from tush-pushing its way to a touchdown — called it “a cheapo play.”According to ESPN, the Eagles have scored 27 touchdowns and recorded 92 first downs using the play over the past three seasons. During their two Super Bowl appearances over that span, the Eagles scored their first touchdown by giving Hurts a “Brotherly Shove” over the goal line.

According to ESPN, the Eagles have scored 27 touchdowns and recorded 92 first downs using the play over the past three seasons. During their two Super Bowl appearances over that span, the Eagles scored their first touchdown by giving Hurts a “Brotherly Shove” over the goal line.

According to ESPN, the Eagles have scored 27 touchdowns and recorded 92 first downs using the play over the past three seasons. During their two Super Bowl appearances over that span, the Eagles scored their first touchdown by giving Hurts a “Brotherly Shove” over the goal line.

According to ESPN, the Eagles have scored 27 touchdowns and recorded 92 first downs using the play over the past three seasons. During their two Super Bowl appearances over that span, the Eagles scored their first touchdown by giving Hurts a “Brotherly Shove” over the goal line.

According to ESPN, the Eagles have scored 27 touchdowns and recorded 92 first downs using the play over the past three seasons. During their two Super Bowl appearances over that span, the Eagles scored their first touchdown by giving Hurts a “Brotherly Shove” over the goal line.

According to ESPN, the Eagles have scored 27 touchdowns and recorded 92 first downs using the play over the past three seasons. During their two Super Bowl appearances over that span, the Eagles scored their first touchdown by giving Hurts a “Brotherly Shove” over the goal line.

According to ESPN, the Eagles have scored 27 touchdowns and recorded 92 first downs using the play over the past three seasons. During their two Super Bowl appearances over that span, the Eagles scored their first touchdown by giving Hurts a “Brotherly Shove” over the goal line.

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