One of the key architects of the Philadelphia Eagles' famous tush push is a former rugby player from Scotland.

The NFL's decision about the tush push's future is imminent. Here's a look at what the Eagles' players have said about the potential ban.

Skip Bayless reacts to the NFL voting against the Tush Push ban, says Jalen Hurts is the best player to perform the QB sneak ...

Jalen Hurts finished last season as the No. 6 quarterback in standard fantasy scoring following seasons in which he was the ...

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts proved once again why he should be one of the top candidates for the NFLs' MVP ...

That standard of success is why the NFL’s owners were two votes away from banning the tush push on Wednesday. It’s why the ...

Why is it so difficult for at least some other teams to use the Tush Push? (Clearly the Patriots were not one of them last ...

Advertisement Why did the Eagles care so much? Because the tush push has worked for them and, perhaps surprisingly, the Buffalo Bills. Jalen Hurts had 11 rushing touchdowns from the 1-yard line ...

The Tush Push is alive and well … at least for now. The NFL voted on Green Bay’s ban on the play Wednesday, and the proposal ...

You ever wonder how the Eagles turned the tush push into a cheat code? Well, you can thank a Scotsman named Richie Gray — and no, that’s not a made-up name.

The Philadelphia Eagles' signature "tush push" play has become a hot-button ... considering the high level of success Hurts has enjoyed running the play thanks to his unique lower-body strength.