Commanders Receive Official Warning After Offsides Calls Against Eagles' 'Tush Push'
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Commanders Receive Official Warning After Offsides Calls Against Eagles' 'Tush Push'

In the recent NFC Championship, the Eagles' unique quarterback sneak tactic led to multiple offsides penalties, resulting in an official warning for the Commanders.

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The Philadelphia Eagles executed their unique ‘Tush Push’ quarterback sneak multiple times during the NFC Championship against the Washington Commanders. The play was so effective that it drew an official warning for the Commanders due to repeated offsides

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts initially attempted the sneak on first-and-goal early in the fourth quarter while leading 34-23. The Commanders’ Jonathan Allen was flagged for an offsides penalty, allowing Hurts to attempt the sneak again on the next play, although he was stopped short. Following that, Commanders linebacker Frankie Luvu leaped over the line during another attempted sneak, resulting in a delay penalty.

Full sequence of how the latest Jalen Hurts rushing TD went down. — NFL (@NFL) pic.twitter.com/VR6ABLgKmh

After multiple infractions, officials informed the Commanders that continued penalties could lead to awarding a score to the Eagles.

Well, that’s new. — NFL (@NFL) pic.twitter.com/6jvZmJOsI6

The Eagles ultimately executed the ‘Tush Push’ effectively, resulting in a 41-23 lead after Hurts successfully sneaked into the end zone.

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