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The Tush Push, originated by the Philadelphia Eagles for short film works, is becoming more and more than a hated play. The Tush Push is a play in which the team's offense hides the quarterback and has a player or two on the bottom field push him forward through the defense. It is already annoying enough for the defenses to stop the game almost automatic, but now, the league has noticed a tendency of the eagles jumping out of play to the play.
In the Sunday game, there were several calls to the game and the world of football was furious after the victory of the 20-17 of the Eagles. Even Espn NFL journalist Adam Schefter asked the league officials to miss multiple game calls. Schefter said:
“The most important thing here is that this game was lost in March. This game was lost when the NFL owners refused to ban the push of Tush.
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“ Not only does it, the defense is not how, without knowing how to manage it, but the officials do not even know how to handle it.
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Several head players, coaches commented on Tush's lost calls
As expected, several players and members of the Chief of Kansas City The organization commented on the lost calls after the loss of Sunday.
CAPS coach Andy Reid even commented on the benchmarks that some calls were missing, saying: “They could have had a couple of them who went down early.” Said Reid:
“Try to get penetration, this is what you try to do, to be able to stop -(the push of Tush),” Reid said through Yahoo Sports. “They could have had a couple of them who went down early, but we will look at it.”
Even players from various heads expressed lost calls. Chris Jones defensive attacks may have the best view of any player who contrasts against the thrust of the Eagles, being in the middle of the defensive line of the heads. He even stated that he believed the Refs lost some calls.
“You can't make all right calls.” Jones he said. “Just because we see it, sometimes the officers at 15, 20 meters away, sometimes you miss these small things. We think he jumped several times. An official did not see it, so he didn't call. We just have to play and play the next.”
It Green Bay Packers It was proposed to ban the game this season, but at the meeting of the NFL owners, only 22 of the 24 teams voted to ban the move.
For now, the work is alive and well and we can wait for the eagles to continue using the work.
Edited by Krutik Jain
