All NFL games are about matchups, but Super Bowls are even more so. There’s no more time to get the wrong things right, and the bad things better. You have the players and coaches to have, and ...

Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni pushed back against the Green Bay Packers' proposal to ban the tush push​ at the NFL's scouting combine.

The result was a career-high 15 rushing touchdowns for Hurts. The tush push is even safer at the goal line, where the play becomes dead as soon as the ball crosses the goal line, and the Eagles ...

Hurts opened the scoring the 40-22 rout with a “tush push” from the one-yard line to give the Eagles a 7-0 lead with 6:15 remaining in the first quarter. “I don’t like the play,” Nantz said.

If the conference championships are any indication, some of the highest drama in the Super Bowl in New Orleans in two weeks could come on the tush push perfected ... the 1-yard line in the fourth ...

Coaches typically call this play in short-yardage or goal-line situations ... dominance with the Tush Push is not just about Hurts’ strength but a combination of crucial factors.

The Eagles opened the scoring in Super Bowl LIX when Hurts found the end zone via the infamous "tush push ... the offensive line surges forward and Hurts gets a big push from behind.

The Tush Push will continue to be the source of a lot of press now that the Philadelphia Eagles are back in the Super Bowl. And now we’ve got this amazing TikTok video courtesy of RTL Sport ...

Made famous for being pretty much unstoppable, the Birds' tush push has become a staple. Because of a top-notch offensive line and Jalen Hurts' ability to squat over 600 pounds, the play has been ...

That’s the incredulous part — teams know the tush push is coming, fans at Lincoln Financial Field go wild when the Eagles line up in TP formation and yet defenses still can’t stop the score.

The Philadelphia Eagles aren’t the only ones who can pull off the Tush Push, or the Brotherly Shove ... up to shove one o them across the goal line. It’s too perfect. Here’s that moment ...