Eagles’ Nick Sirianni Sounds Off on ‘Tush Push’ False Start Accusations

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The Philadelphia Eagles walked out of Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday night with a 20-17 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, a hard-fought rematch of last season’s Super Bowl. Against Kansas City, they attempted the tush push seven times, converting six of them, a success rate that has become nearly automatic for Philadelphia. The tush push was nearly banned during the offseason. Given that Sunday’s contest was a marquee Super Bowl rematch, the scrutiny over each tush push was magnified more than ever. Despite the criticism, Sirianni continues to support the tush push, framing it as both a legitimate tactic and one that fuels conversation around the sport.