Eagles Coach says they call for a ban on Tush “unfair”

Philadelphia Eagles Chief coach Nick Sirianni is proud of the polarizing “Tush Push” and reveals that the calls of the prohibition of the play are “a little offensive”.

Talking to the media on 2025 NFL Scouting Combine In Indianapolis on Tuesday, Sirianni addressed a recent controversy about the Eagles signature game.

For Sirianni, the eagles perfected the play, making it easy. But don’t go wrong, it required a ton of work.

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“I almost feel a little offended because we work so hard on that game. The amount of things we have looked at how to train that game, the basics, there is a thousand plays, but it all comes down to how you teach the foundation and how players go through and work with basic basics.”

He continued, “It’s a little insulting to say,” We’re fine in that, so it’s automatic. “We’re working very hard on that.”

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“Tush Pust” became a favorite for Philadelphia in the red zone. Quarterback Jalen Hurts scored the first touchdown of Super Bowl Lix Using a play. But for some around the league, the game has become a problem.

Packers Director General Brian Gutekunst He said on Tuesday that his team had submitted a proposal for the ban on the play, which would be reviewed by the NFL Competition Committee. The play was previously discussed, but this is the first formal appeal that forbid it all together.

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Other teams tried to use the game, but no as successful as eagles.

And Sirianni does not believe that they should be punished for that.

“It’s just so much time.

Associated Press contributed to this report.

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