Are you tired of talking about the Philadelphia Eagles’ use of the “tush push” yet? Are you tired of hearing the same arguments yelled back and forth about it? Well, too bad, because it’s not going away. Especially not after the Eagles called their controversial short-yardage play on four consecutive plays in the first half of Thursday’s game against the New York Giants, eventually resulting in a one-yard Jalen Hurts touchdown. It all happened in the second quarter after the Eagles drove down inside the New York Giants’ 5-yard line. Starting with a 3rd-and-1 call, the Eagles ran the tush push to try to set up a 1st-and-goal and then just kept running it until they got in the end zone. It took four attempts. Here they are. What is going to add to the controversy and discussion about this is one of those plays seemed to have an uncalled false start by an interior Eagles lineman. The Eagles lineman jumping early and getting away with false starts has been a new layer to the discussion around the play this se
