Chargers’ Jim Harbaugh gives a blunt about Tush Push controversy

Tush Pust, who celebrated Philadelphia EaglesHe returned to the center of this NFL’s attention after Green Bay Packers allegedly submitted a proposal to ban the play.

Los Angeles Chargers Chief coach Jim Harbaugh saw it done in the entire league, including his brother John, with his Baltimore Ravens. Jim admitted that he had no “strong opinion” on the matter.

However, Harbaugh said he was watching good football when he saw pushing, which means finding a way to stop him or, better yet, successful playing the game.

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“It seems to act every time, but it seems like football. You get well or stop,” Harbaugh told Fox News Digital as he talked about his partnership with Invivydan American biotechnical company that works to provide preventive options that are not options for the Coid-19.

“I don’t have a strong opinion on this right now and I probably postpone others and see which way the voting goes. You do well in it or put yourself in a position to stop it.”

Harbaugh said these were his thoughts after the eagles began to pretend a show with such a big foot.

The NFC team submits a proposal to ban Eagles’ Famous’ Tush Push ‘Play: Report

Since then, other teams have tried the game, but no one with the same success as eagles.

“I’m not a fan of this show,” said Green Bay Packers CEO Mark Murphy. “There is no skill, and this is almost automatically for the first time at the yard or less games. A series of plays with commanders jumping at offsides in the NFC Championship game to try to stop the game was funny.”

Athletics reported Packers They were the NFL team that submitted a proposal to the NFL Committee for the ban on the play, for which the owners of the league would vote in March.

“I guess the discussions will be in the off -season, but the back blow will never be eliminated from football,” Harbaugh added. “I guess it’s an aspect of pushing [the player under center]and you are not allowed to pull [the player holding the ball]but you are allowed to push. “

Orlovs presented the play 2022 and turned it over 90% of the time. Despite Harbaugh and others who feel like the Eagles almost automatically convert it, the percentage has decreased since then.

In 2023, Philadelphia turned into a rate of 88.1%, and was 82.4% in their season in Super Bowl 2024. But she came to Jalen Hurts’s return shot that she had achieved another Tush Push Touchdown in Super Bowl, the first result, the first result, the first result, the first result, the first result, the first result, the first result. Games, to help them beat Kansas City chiefs.

The play was discussed in the last part of the season, but we will see where the owners stand when they vote on the ban on the play.

Harbaugh here to help

This out of season, Harbaugh’s training involves expanding information about the multi-layered approach to the Coid-19 fight, which remains a serious health issue, even if we are no longer in pandemia.

From October 7, 2023, to September 8, 2024, Invivyd found that there were over 656,000 hospitalizations, of which 112,302 were receiving for intensive care and more than 58,000 deaths due to Coid-19.

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“As a coach, you want to see people who haven’t put aside in the game, on the game and gathering without fear,” he said. “Proud to join Invivyd. People think Covid is old news, they don’t like to talk so much about it. But the facts are still around, and [we] I don’t know long -term effects.

“People are still getting sick, still hospitalized, some are still dying, especially those who are immunocompromised. That could be you, may be someone you know, someone who is friend or family. And there are options, so talk to your the doctor – the bottom line. “

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