Jumping on the Eagles bandwagon? What casual NFL fans need to know for the playoff run
The "Brotherly Shove" or "Tush Push" is a variation of the quarterback sneak the Eagles use in short-yardage situations. The quarterback, Jalen Hurts, takes the snap and plows forward. He is then pushed from behind by the two running backs lined up behind him. Philadelphia uses the play when they are 1.5 yards or less from a first down.
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