It's fitting, we suppose, that the debate regarding an awkwardly-named play included an awkwardly-worded comment.

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

And the Eagles tell PFT they have no comment at all on the thing owner Jeffrey Lurie said while addressing the room in support of keeping the "tush push" in the rule book. Seth Wickersham of ESPN ...

The push to ban the Eagles' signature play has become one of the NFL's top stories and, rest assured, the movement is not ...

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Lions head coach Dan Campbell on the tush push in March: “If you’ve got something, we’ve gotta stop it. So, like, to me, leave it in.” The Lions were one of the teams against banning the tush push.

So the NFL might change the rules to close the loopholes? Consider that a compliment to Roseman and Lurie and Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie reportedly caused a stir on Wednesday during his (successful) campaign to prevent the “tush push” ban. On Wednesday, news emerged that the Green Bay ...