ESPN held their annual sports award show ceremony. The event, popularly known by fans as the 'ESPYs', honors players, teams, and organizations across all of the major sports.

The tush push appeared in only 0.28% of total plays last year, according to ESPN Research, but the Eagles and Buffalo Bills ran the play more often than other teams.

The Green Bay Packers proposed to ban the tush push, and ESPN reported Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie made an "impassioned speech" defending his team's short-yardage play call.

But Gillis wasn’t limited to just entertaining the audience for a few introductory minutes. He also had a few more punchy ...

The future of the Tush Push was uncertain after the Green Bay Packers’ proposal to ban it. However, after a 22-10 vote, the proposal was rejected in May at the spring league meetings.

Primarily used in short-yardage situations, the tush push has become a trademark play for the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles, who were successful on 28 of their 34 attempts in 2024-25.

Everyone knows how good Jalen Hurts is at football. He's a Super Bowl champion quarterback. He throws a brilliant spiral.

ESPYs had a little bit of everything – “inapropriate” jokes, heartfelt speeches and celebrity sightings, but for fans in Philadelphia, it might as well have been a Super Bowl afterparty. The Birds ...

Come on, ESPN. Jalen Hurts is not the ninth-best QB in the NFL. He’s the worst. Hurts is terrible, and we all know he's terrible. Let us count the ways.

The defending Super Bowl champions enter 2025 with one of the most fantasy-loaded rosters in recent memory. Philadelphia’s offensive system has proven it can sustain elite production from multiple ...

All 32 teams opened training camp this week, marking the official start of the 2025 NFL season. A lot can change between now and Week 1, but there's no better time to see how every club stands in the ...