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Facing stiff resistance around the NFL, the tush push managed to move the chains and gain a fresh set of downs. League owners ...
The NFL made its official decision on the tush push at Wednesday's league owners meeting, declaring that the controversial assisted quarterback sneak popularized by the Philadelphia Eagles would ...
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts enters his sixth NFL season with his sixth different offensive coordinator, but history shows Hurts turns every transition into fuel for success.
The NFL's ruling on the controversial tush push will have a significant fantasy football impact on Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkle ...
That's right, the Seattle Seahawks sided with the Green Bay Packers to ban the Tush Push. While the organization was opposed to the play, it appears head coach Mike Macdonald may not share the same ...
NFL owners narrowly failed to pass a proposal to prohibit the tush push. The fate of the short-yardage strategy was on the ...
Banning the tush push required 24 owners votes. The Packers couldn’t recruit enough votes at the meetings in Palm Beach, Fla.
After months of furious debate, the tush push lives. NFL owners voted against banning the play Wednesday, much to the delight of the Philadelphia Eagles, the team that popularized it.
All-Pro left tackle Jordan Mailata called Patullo “awesome” and a “great communicator, just very detailed, very open, very ...
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts broke his silence on why he didn't attend the team's White House visit.
After Lurie, the Eagles solicited former center Jason Kelce to speak at the meeting in Minneapolis to lobby the owners on the Eagles' behalf. Kelce, of course, was a key part of the Eagles' Tush Push ...
The Athletic's Dianna Russini reported that the vote was 22-10, the same score as the Eagles' playoff victory over the Packers last January. It was also reported that five of the 10 votes to reject ...
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