Others teams have tried to emulate it, but nobody does the “Brotherly Shove,” aka the "tush push," quite like the 5-0 Philadelphia Eagles.

The “Brotherly Shove” also has the attention of the NFL Players Association, especially after two New York Giants were injured attempting the play earlier this month.

There are times when the NFL can't seem to get out of its own way. On Sunday morning, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that the league is looking to possibly get rid of the Philadelphia Eagles' "Tush ...

• It sure feels to me like we’re past the point where the Brotherly Shove is a football play. Just watching, it sure appears to have become a point of pride for the Eagles, and, with each time ...

There's no denying that there is something special about the "Brotherly Shove" or "tush push" from the Eagles. Every player on the field knows what play is coming -- it's not a secret -- and the ...

The Philadelphia Eagles take their first lead on "Monday Night Football" with their trademark 'Brotherly Shove' quarterback sneak play.

The Philadelphia Eagles filed a trademark for “Brotherly Shove,” the quarterback sneak play where Jalen Hurts is pushed forward by teammates.

The Eagles' only crime with its "brotherly shove" is taking the drama out of one of football's most edge-of-your seat moments.

The Philadelphia Eagles deploy the 'Brotherly Shove' to give quarterback Jalen Hurts his second rushing touchdown of "Monday Night Football." ...

The Eagles and their use of the “Brotherly Shove” has been closely watched over the last two seasons, and there was even an alleged murmur of it being banned. One high-ranking NFL official ...

Jalen Hurts scored his 14th rushing touchdown as the Eagles are pulling away from the Steelers. The quarterback scored on a 1-yard Brotherly Shove, increasing the Eagles’ lead to 27-13 with 14:17 ...

The NFL might outlaw the Eagles' "Brotherly Shove" after the 2023 season, which is an unwarranted blow to functional ingenuity.