Both quarterback Jalen Hurts and Eagles coach Nick Sirianni may breathe with ease. They can have their Tush Push!<\/p>\n
The quarterback sneak (Tush Push)\u00a0was not included on the list of proposed rule changes that will be reviewed during the NFL owner’s meetings in Phoenix next week, according to the 2023 playing rule, bylaw, and resolution proposals document that was issued on Thursday according to Kalyn Kahler of The Athletic<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n After the Eagles successfully completed (37 out of 41) of their QB sneak (Tush Push) attempts in the 2022 season, this particular play generated a lot of discussion at the NFL Scouting Combine. They frequently backed up Hurts with a variety of teammates, and it was their job to propel Hurts forward. The incredibly effective play became known as “The Tush Push” across the league.<\/p>\n The Eagles\u2019 controversial QB sneak play, in which two, and sometimes even three players line up behind Jalen Hurts to push, was unchallenged by NFL competition committee.<\/p>\n It's here to stay for at least 2023.<\/p>\n \ud83c\udfa5 @NFL<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/6hPhWWSVD8<\/a><\/p>\n — The Athletic NFL (@TheAthleticNFL) March 24, 2023<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nWhy Is NFL Not Banning Eagles ‘Tush Push’ In The 2023 Rule Changes?<\/h2>\n
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