Sean Mannion confirms Tush Push will stay in Eagles' offense
4 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 8, 2026, 3:28 PM
Last updated Aug 8, 2026
Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Sean Mannion has confirmed that the Tush Push will remain a key element of the team's offense. This decision comes after offseason discussions regarding the play's viability. Mannion noted its effectiveness and stated, 'It's going to be a part of what we do.' The Eagles are making adjustments to their overall game strategy under Mannion, while continuing to utilize successful tactics like the Tush Push. With Jalen Hurts' strength as a significant advantage, the play has effectively contributed to the team's short-yardage success. Training camp will see further development of the offense, with an emphasis on the play during critical situations.
- •Sean Mannion confirms the Tush Push remains in the offense.
- •Eagles adjust overall strategies while keeping effective plays.
- •Jalen Hurts' strength aids the success of the Tush Push.
- •No proposals to ban the play have been submitted this offseason.
- •Eagles expected to emphasize the play during training camp.
- 3:46 PMESPN — Eagles will still 'lean into' Tush Push, new OC says
- 3:07 PMYahoo Sports — Eagles OC Sean Mannion: Tush push has been effective for us, we'll continue to "lean into" it
- 1:41 PMYahoo Sports — Sean Mannion confirms Tush Push will remain in Eagles' offense
"The Eagles changed a lot about their offense this offseason, but offensive coordinator Sean Mannion will be holding onto something from previous regimes.
"Sean Mannion confirmed the Eagles will keep the Tush Push in their new offense after another offseason of debate over the play.
"The Eagles will continue to "lean into" the tush push in their new offense, according to offensive coordinator Sean Mannion.
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External links- ESPNAug 8, 2026, 3:46 PMEagles will still 'lean into' Tush Push, new OC says
The Eagles will continue to "lean into" the tush push in their new offense, according to offensive coordinator Sean Mannion.
- Yahoo SportsAug 8, 2026, 3:07 PMEagles OC Sean Mannion: Tush push has been effective for us, we'll continue to "lean into" it
The Eagles changed a lot about their offense this offseason, but offensive coordinator Sean Mannion will be holding onto something from previous regimes.
- Yahoo SportsAug 8, 2026, 1:41 PMSean Mannion confirms Tush Push will remain in Eagles' offense
Sean Mannion confirmed the Eagles will keep the Tush Push in their new offense after another offseason of debate over the play.
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