The NFL wants to tighten officiating standards on the tush push after what the league identified as a missed false start call on the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 2, per the Washington Post's Mark Maske. The missed call identified by the NFL took place with 5:29 remaining in the Eagles' 20-17 win over the Kansas City Chiefs, per Maske. Reid was then asked after the game if he would like to see the NFL change how rules are enforced on the tush push, per The Athletic's Jesse Newell. Fox Sports broadcaster Tom Brady also pointed out a second missed false start call on a touchdown push from the Eagles with 7:48 remaining in the fourth quarter. "The 'Brotherly Shove' is awfully impossible to stop, and when you get a false start penalty like that, it's even harder to stop.