Jeffrey Lurie apparently made a compelling case, but one line of his closing statement stood out from the crowd.

The Philadelphia Eagles' offense has become synonymous with the Tush Push for years, but their time running it appears to be over.

Why is it so difficult for at least some other teams to use the Tush Push? (Clearly the Patriots were not one of them last ...

We go behind the lines, pinpointing who can stop the Eagles’ signature play and which teams are actually more effective on ...

After the Eagles mounted a defense against the potential ban of its most successful and controversial play, a vote on the ...

The Eagles and Bills had an 87% success rate, while the rest of the NFL only converted 71% of the time. Over the past three ...

The Eagles, according to a post on X from ESPN’s Adam Schefter, made one final plea to keep the play in the game with the ...

The tush push remains alive after Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie and future Hall of Fame center Jason Kelce led a last-ditch ...

The Packers' rules change proposal now seeks to ban any play in which the ballcarrier is pushed, pulled, or lifted. Will the Eagles' Tush Push survive?

There is clearly a big advantage for the Eagles. They succeed 87% of the time on the tush push. The rest of the league is at ...

The NFL is expected to vote at the league meeting Wednesday on a potential rule change proposed by the Green Bay Packers to ...