Summary
The Philadelphia Eagles' use of the "Tush-Push" play against the Kansas City Chiefs sparked debate about its legality during a recent game. Some people say the play is hard to officiate, while former player Jason Kelce defended it, suggesting issues lie more with how games are officiated rather than the play itself.
Key Facts
- The Eagles defeated the Chiefs 20-17 in a game where the "Tush-Push" was a major topic.
- The "Tush-Push" involves pushing the quarterback forward to gain short yardage.
- Critics say it is hard to officiate, especially when players move before the ball is snapped.
- Jason Kelce, a former Eagles player, defended the play on his podcast.
- Kelce pointed out that issues arise from players aligning incorrectly, not from the push itself.
- He suggested that better officiating could resolve the concerns.
- The NFL has not banned the play, as it requires a formal vote to change rules.
- Similar debates have led to rule changes in the NFL in the past, like in the 2022 overtime rule change.
