Aaron Rodgers’ brand of tush push could be the most fun one yet. The 4x NFL MVP put his spin on the Philadelphia Eagles’ infamous yard stealer. The game at Cork Park in Dublin started with Jalen Ramsey‘s fumble return touchdown being overturned for stepping out of bounds.

Mike Tomlin responded firmly to a question about using Aaron Rodgers in Pittsburgh Steelers offensive plays that could be risky or susceptible to taking a hit.

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Nick Sirianni and the Philadelphia Eagles sent a message to the NFL and the 31 other teams in Week 4. The reigning Super Bowl champions don’t need a tush push to win. And for those who consider it a boring play, now there’s a new twist. The fake makes it even more difficult for opponents to stop and more interesting to watch.

The Philadelphia Eagles are still the only team that has mastered the “tush push” play, but at least one other squad is giving some real thought to using it in games.

Expect the Brotherly Shove to go the way of the dodo; star wide receiver and quarterback Jalen Hurts hail second-half freedom; Andy Reid gets physical with Travis Kelce.

The Steelers' acquisition of Aaron Rodgers is under scrutiny after just two weeks, with analysts questioning his pocket presence and mechanics. Despit

Jordan Mailata defends the Eagles' use of the "tush push" as criticism continues to grow around the controversial play.