Uproar over the Tush Push materialized again just weeks into the NFL season, but that doesn’t mean the path to banning it got any easier.

Facing a fourth-and-1 at the 3-yard-line on the team's first drive, the Eagles opted to run their favorite play: the tush push. Jalen Hurts managed to sneak the football over the first-down line, extending the drive.

We're still trying to make sense of how the Eagles pulled this one off. A look at a reason for hope and for dismay.

Most of Hurts' 226 passing yards came in the second half, along with his three touchdown passes. A.J. Brown led the Eagles in receiving with 109 yards and his first touchdown reception of the year.

A four-yard touchdown pass from Eagles star quarterback Jalen Hurts to DeVonta Smith with 1:48 left in the fourth quarter paved the way for the team's comeback win over the Rams. Philadelphia had trailed for the entire second half before Hurts' third touchdown pass of the game.

As Tush Push tensions continue to rise, Eagles tackle Jordan Mailata has accused multiple teams of mimicking Jalen Hurts' cadence.

After defeating the Kansas City Chiefs — again — the Eagles are ready to take on their next opponent, the Los Angeles Rams. Here’s everything analysts have been saying about the Week 3 matchup.

Por ROB MAADDILa revancha del Super Bowl se convirtió en un juego de fuerza bruta destacado por la jugada más fea de la NFL. Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley y los Eagles de Filadelfia Eagles