The Eagles twice lined up in their tush-push formation, but they ran a variation off the play that they've made so famous and controversial.

The tush push was a topic at Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni's postgame press conference on Sunday, but false starts had nothing to do with it this week.

Teams are using disconcerting signals on defense -- mimicking the snap count -- and the way the game is officiated makes it difficult to stop.

A new NFL training video highlighted officiating challenges with the Eagles’ “tush push," suggesting there were missed penalties in Philadelphia's latest win over the Chiefs.

Philadelphia Eagles Pro Bowl right tackle Lane Johnson reportedly injured his neck on the Eagles' signature play during their come-from-behind, 33-26 win over the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday.

Here's what the Buccaneers are saying ahead of Sunday's game with the Eagles in Tampa. “We’ll have a good game plan, obviously, to try and tire these guys out,” Baker Mayfield says.

The Philadelphia Eagles were scoring at will and used a fake tush push play to add to their totals with Saquon Barkley scoring a touchdown.

The Eagles' tush push sponsored by Dude Wipes is a marketing match. The brand sees sports marketing as a brand builder as it competes with much bigger names.