Breaking down the Eagles 'Tush push.' What to know about signature play before Super Bowl
The name itself, "quarterback sneak," is oxymoronic. As the Eagles' version of the play has evolved, they've stopped trying to disguise it. Mic'd up segments have captured Eagles offensive linemen telling the opposition, "you know what's coming." At games in Lincoln Financial Field, the crowd crescendos when the tush pushers line up on Hurts' rear.
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A competitor above all else, the quarterback has used past failures as motivation. “You either win or you learn,” he says.
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