There was a lot for Philly fans to smile at during ESPN’s annual sports awards show — from a number of “Go Birds” chants and local winners to some familiar faces in the crowd and a Tush Push inspired ...

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.

However, the NFL is about to discuss whether the tush-push should still be allowed at the pro level. Making this matter even more interesting is the fact that ESPN’s NFL insider Adam Schefter ...

The Philadelphia Eagles and running back Saquon Barkley picked up ESPYs at ESPN's annual award show. See what awards they won ...

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

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.

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.

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 ...

“According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter,” Moton writes, “the New England Patriots were among the 10 teams that voted against the tush push ban.” ...

The Bills were among the most successful teams in the NFL at utilizing the “tush push” QB sneak with QB Josh Allen. Despite that, Buffalo voted in favor of a rule that would have killed the ...