Tush Push

See also: tush push

English

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Etymology

From tush +‎ push. While the play is thought to have originated between 2005 and 2018, the term was coined after getting popularized by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2021.

Noun

Tush Push (plural Tush Pushes)

  1. (American football) A controversial play in which the quarterback takes the snap and immediately drives forward while additional players line up behind the quarterback and physically push them forward, especially used in short-yardage situations.
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