Mike Chiari@@mikechiariTwitter LogoFeatured Columnist IVDecember 13, 2023
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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has actually seen the efficiency of the Philadelphia Eagles’ “Tush Push” or “Brotherly Shove” direct lots of times, however he isn’t wanting to get the play prohibited.
Speaking Wednesday at the NFL’s December league conference (start at 2:45 mark)NFL Network’s Judy Battista stated Jones revealed his belief that opposing groups merely need to “find out how to stop” the Tush Push:
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Battista included that one thing Jones is in favor of getting rid of from the video game is the hip-drop deal with.
Over the previous 2 seasons, the Tush Push has actually probably been the most spoken about play in football due to how efficient it has actually been for the Eagles.
It is rather basic in execution, as quarterback Jalen Hurts takes the breeze, 2 gamers press him from behind and his offending linemen go low to produce a lane and enable Hurts to get a backyard without much concern.