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Packers president and CEO Mark Murphy called the tush push "bad for the game" in a message posted on the team's website after Green Bay was eliminated by the Eagles in the playoffs in January.
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Concerns about player safety -- particularly the possibility of neck injuries because of the way both offensive and defensive players must position their bodies during the play -- has fueled the thou...
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A to Z Sports on MSNPhiladelphia Eagles anchor Lane Johnson has perfect response to heated Tush Push debateAll 32 NFL teams were expected to vote on potentially banning the Tush Push for good at the NFL league meetings this week, but they opted to table the Green Bay Packers' original proposal instead. That means the play that the Philadelphia Eagles absolutely dominate isn't going anywhere,
The last big domino in the NFL quarterback carousel is about to fall, with former Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers expected to land
Fresh off a Super Bowl win, former Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Keelen Moore believes the Tush push should stay in the NFL.
Head coach Matt LaFleur provided some context as to why Reed's numbers tapered off during an interview on Tuesday at the NFL's Annual League Meeting.
Packers coach Matt LaFleur disapproves of Nick Sirianni's iconic "tush push" play but is not likely to have the Eagles' signature play banned
NFL’s competition committee postponed its vote, setting up more discussion – if not an actual vote – when the league reconvenes for meetings in May.
Philadelphia signed former Green Bay Packers running back AJ Dillon this offseason to a one-year deal. The former goal-line specialist did not play during the 2024 season as he recovered from a neck injury. Now in an offense with Saquon Barkley leading the charge, the veteran believes he can step up in a major role for the defending champs.
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The Philadelphia Eagles and the rest of the league are heading to a vote regarding the Tush Push, but the team that put the rule change forward doesn't seem to be pleased to talk about it.