Still, the Hall of Fame quarterback can appreciate a good Tush Push.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro defended the Eagles' controversial tush push play, calling ban attempts "absolute bulls---" as the NFL debates officiating issues.

Gov. Josh Shapiro with the Eagles flag that will undoubtedly fly in the office of the Missouri governor after the Eagles beat Kansas City in the Super Bowl. Eagles supporters everywhere have defended the tush push amid calls from other fan bases, players and NFL owners to ban the controversial short-yardage play.

LaFleur entertained questions about the tush push to a point ahead of the Packers' Week 10 game vs. the play's architect, the Eagles.

The infamous tush push, mastered by the Philadelphia Eagles, has both supporters and critics. If there’s one thing both parties agree on, it’s the inconsistent officiating.

The ”Tush Push” works with QB Jalen Hurts going forward, and two players lined up in running back spots, basically push the hell out of Hurts as the offensive line dives down at the shins of the defensive linemen. So, why isn’t this rule being called on the Eagles?

The Buffalo Bills are perhaps the biggest rivals of Jason Kelce's family. With Kelce now retired, the biggest enemy of Travis is seemingly the biggest rival of both brothers.

The Seattle Seahawks have scored a touchdown using the Philadelphia Eagles ’ trademark tush push play. So what do we call this play? “The Barnstormer”? “The Barn Blast”? We are taking any and all suggestions! pic.twitter.com/tHGcEbMxxy