Eagles will 'lean into' tush push, new OC Sean Mannion says

Key Points:

• The Philadelphia Eagles will continue to incorporate the "tush push" quarterback sneak in their offense, with offensive coordinator Sean Mannion emphasizing its effectiveness and importance to the team's strategy.
• The Eagles underwent significant offensive changes this offseason, including hiring Mannion as offensive coordinator and replacing longtime offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland with Chris Kuper, who has experience with this style of offense.
• The "tush push" play, which involves teammates pushing the quarterback forward on short-yardage situations, has been highly successful for the Eagles, converting 96.6% of fourth-and-1 attempts since 2022.
• Despite controversy and a failed attempt led by the Packers to ban the play in the 2025 offseason, the Eagles remained the league leader in tush push attempts last season, though their success rate declined due to better defensive strategies and offensive line injuries.
• No new proposals to ban the tush push were introduced in the most recent offseason, allowing the Eagles to continue utilizing the play in their offensive scheme.