Summary
The Philadelphia Eagles' "tush push" play has faced criticism, but a proposal to ban it failed to pass because not enough teams supported it. Former NFL VP of Officiating, Dean Blandino, criticized the play, calling it difficult for referees to manage effectively.
Key Facts
- The "tush push" is a play used by the Philadelphia Eagles.
- 22 NFL teams voted to ban the play, but it wasn't enough for a rule change.
- The play was effectively used by the Eagles in a game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
- The game took place on September 14, 2025, at Arrowhead Stadium.
- Dean Blandino, former NFL VP of Officiating, called the play hard to officiate.
- There might be another vote on the play's legality in the future.
- The Eagles have started the season with two wins, aided by the play.
- The Eagles will face the Los Angeles Rams in their next game.
