New Eagles offensive coordinator Sean Mannion makes his Tush Push stance clear

Source: New York Post

After an offseason defined by a coaching overhaul for the Eagles offensively, one piece central to their identity will stay the same.   Philadelphia will continue to “lean into” the Tush Push — when quarterback Jalen Hurts, in short-yardage situations, gets a boost from behind as he plunges forward after snapping the ball — under new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion, he told reporters Saturday, according to ESPN. “It’s going to be a part of what we do,” Mannion, who replaced the fired Kevin Patullo, said.