Philadelphia Eagles' fourth-year center Cam Jurgens hopes to hold his own against Jason Kelce comparisons in 2025.

On Wednesday, a vote to ban the Tush Push – popularized by the Philadelphia Eagles over the past several seasons – fell two votes shy of the necessary 24 votes. And it sounds like former ...

Inside the NFL tush push debate that thwarted its ban — thanks first and foremost to Jason Kelce Clubs respected that the Eagles’ passion didn’t cross the line into victimhood, an NFC ...

Jason Kelce's Response to NFL Alum Comparing "Tush Push" to Giving Birth Will Take You to New Heights. While weighing in on the NFL’s possible ban of the “tush push,” Jason Kelce—who ...

Jason Kelce, one of the staples of the Tush Push until his retirement in 2024, thinks the NFL using player safety issues as the justification to ban the play is “bogus.” ...

Kelce joined the Eagles’ brass on Wednesday as owners decided the fate of the Tush Push. Ultimately, the Packers' proposal to ban it fell just two votes shy and the Eagles will be able to use ...

Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce successfully defended the team's 'Tush Push' play as NFL owners voted on its legality. Kelce argued the play's success stems from perfected technique, not ...

Legendary former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce discussed the role he played in preserving the legality of the Eagles' controversial Tush Push play at last week's NFL spring meeting.

Kelce was the key piece to the Tush Push when the Eagles were first using it. He led the way for Jalen Hurts and gave him a path in the middle.

Jason Kelce doesn't want to hear that the tush push is unfair or unsafe. The former Philadelphia Eagles center who helped perfect the play for the team shut down concerns of the play on Wednesday ...

Jason Kelce is weighing in on retired NFL star Ryan Fitzpatrick comparing the Philadelphia Eagles’ infamous “tush push” to giving birth. “Enjoyed your analogy of the tush push strain ...

Jason Kelce Saved the "Tush Push" in the NFL Owners Reunion. The play's effectiveness was so pronounced that it nearly faced a ban at the NFL owners' annual meeting, proposed by the Green Bay Packers.