The Philadelphia Eagles have popularized the "Tush Push" quarterback sneak in recent years, using a rugby-like variation of the play in multiple Super Bowl bids, including 2024's historic ...

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The Philadelphia Eagles have used their elite offensive line and powerful quarterback Jalen Hurts to nearly perfect the quarterback sneak over the last few seasons, designing a play that has ...

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Lurie said in order for the Eagles to give up the fight for the tush push he’ll have to see evidence that the play is more dangerous than the conventional quarterback sneak. He believes the ...

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In fact, Lurie said the actual quarterback sneak, with no pushing, and something the Packers' proposal doesn't address, is more dangerous than the Tush Push. Lurie did not cite evidence to back it up.

Teams around the league have expressed worries about the potential unfair advantage of the push-heavy quarterback sneak. This play was popularized when executed by Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts.

Quarterback Jalen Milroe runs the 40 yard dash at the University of Alabama Pro Day. Gary Cosby Jr.-Tuscaloosa News / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images The new regime of Aaron Glenn and Darren ...