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Jason Kelce opted to attend the NFL owners meeting to clear the air around the "Tush Push" and answer questions before a potential ban. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX 🏀⚽️ ...

"Jason, you saved the 'tush push.'" That's how Jason Kelce's brother, Kansas City Chiefs tight end and "New Heights" podcast co-host Travis Kelce, opened the discussion on the elder Kelce's visit ...

Antonio Brown threw shade, but Jason Kelce delivered impact, turning beach antics into lasting change for autism awareness.

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 ...

In fact, Kelce says he would come out of retirement if all he had to do was run the tush push. “I’m just going to answer any questions people have about my partaking in this play.

It appears that Kelce's presence might have made an impact, as the proposal to ban the "Tush Push" did not receive enough votes during Wednesday's vote. The "Tush Push" will live to see 2025.

The Tush Push survived an attempt by NFL owners to ban the play, and Philadelphia Eagles fans might have one more reason to love Jason Kelce. Wednesday morning, NFL owners voted on the Green Bay ...

The Philadelphia Eagles are staring down the ban of the Tush Push, the play that has helped them win games including the Super Bowl. It's a cowardly move that would be, as our Mike Sykes wrote, an ...

Every fan down in Philly liked the ‘Tush Push’ a lot, Also known as the 'Brotherly Shove,' or whatnot. The Eagles O-line was ...

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 is putting on his lobbyist hat at the NFL owner's meetings.. The former Philadelphia Eagles center retired in March 2024 after 13 seasons in the NFL. A six-time All-Pro and Super Bowl ...