PALM BEACH, Fla. — The Philadelphia Eagles can still run their infamous Brotherly Shove. For now. NFL owners tabled a proposal to ban the play on Tuesday during the league’s annual meeting.

The NFL passed key rule changes on kickoffs, OT, and replay, yet the tush push debate lingers, driven more by discomfort than ...

If there's anyone on the planet who can, it might be Florida's Desmond Watson, a 464-pound NFL Draft prospect. Watson wasn't ...

The Green Bay Packers made waves in the NFL by proposing a ban on the controversial brotherly shove, but they're not the only team against it.

At the annual league meetings on Tuesday, NFL team owners agreed ... also colloquially referred to as the "Brotherly Shove," is safe for the time being, Eagles offensive lineman Lane Johnson ...

The Philadelphia Eagles made an announcement that sorts out the long-term succession plan for a franchise icon ...

Photo by Andy Lewis/Icon Sportswire ESPN PREVIOUSLY REPORTED that during the football operations session with head coaches and general managers, Eagles GM Howie Roseman, assistant GM Jon Ferrari ...

Philadelphia Eagles' controversial Tush Push, or Brotherly Shove, has sparked debate over its fairness and adherence to NFL traditions. Critics argue it exploits a loophole and diminishes the game ...

The Philadelphia Eagles have what is considered to be one of the most dominant plays in the National Football League. Philadelphia has utilized the “Tush Push” or “Brotherly Shove.” ...

Saying he wants consistency in the rules, Jones hinted that the Eagles' popular 'tush push' play may be banned in 2025. A ...

The tush push, made famous (and almost unstoppable) by the Philadelphia Eagles, is a modern-day QB sneak that looks more like a rugby scrum than a traditional NFL play. It’s effective and it’s ...

After all, Kelce's frame and strength were vital to the Eagles introducing the "Brotherly Shove", the quarterback sneak variation that had no antidote in the NFL. But fortunately for Philly ...