The NFL has decided not to ban the “tush push” play, a modified quarterback sneak popularized by the Philadelphia Eagles, despite discussions focused on player safety and game pace. Proponents of the ban lacked concrete injury data, as the NFL reported a 0% injury rate from the play, which has been executed 108 times by the Eagles since 2022, showcasing their unique combination of a powerful offensive line, effective coaching, and a strong quarterback, Jalen Hurts. The decision allows teams to strategize on how to counter successful plays rather than limiting competitive options in the league.
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Bills first-round pick Maxwell Hairston has been diagnosed with an LCL sprain after an uncontacted fall during practice, sidelining him for a significant portion of his first NFL training camp. With the team’s preseason games approaching on August 9, 17, and 23, Hairston’s best-case return could be in three weeks, leaving cornerback duties to Christian Benford, Taron Johnson, and others. Want More Context? 🔎
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