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Sean McDermott shares his thoughts on the 'Tush Push' vote

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The obnoxious tush push, a short-yardage quarterback sneak that involves at least one teammate shoving him forward from behind, is newsworthy because it’s unusual and, when executed well, seems unsto...
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McVay explained his stance on the tush push, sharing what he told Roseman and Ferrari during their conversation.
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Buffalo Bills' Sean McDermott takes strong stance against 'tush push'
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Sean McVay says the tush push 'doesn't look like football' but he's conflicted about banning it
Sean McVay opened up about potentially banning the tush push, which he wishes the NFL never allowed in the first place
Why Sean McDermott wants to see tush push banned
Bills coach Sean McDermott explained his stance on Monday of supporting a ban of the “tush push.” McDermott, speaking from the annual NFL owners’ meetings in Florida, said that his support of the ban comes from wishing to protect the health and safety of the players.
Rams HC Sean McVay involved in 'animated' conversation about Tush Push ban
Sean McVay appears to have some fiery thoughts about the "Tush Push." The Los Angeles Rams head coach reportedly had "a private and animated side conversation" with Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman and assistant general manager Jon Ferrari,
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Sean McDermott: NFL should ban Tush Push for ‘health and safety’ of players, despite lack of injury data
Sean McDermott is making his stance clear on that future of the Tush Push in the NFL. The Buffalo Bills head coach is on the side of banning the modified quarterback sneak that the Philadelphia Eagles have perfected over the past few seasons.
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Bills Coach Sean McDermott A Hypocrite In 'Tush Push' Debate
The Buffalo Bills ran their own version of the controversial 'Tush Push' at a higher rate than the founders of the play in the Philadelphia Eagles. Yet, why are they a part of the brigade that feels the need to get rid of the play altogether?
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Sean McDermott Doesn't Hold Back His Thoughts About 'Tush Push' Play
The NFL’s annual owners meetings often become the stage for debates that could reshape America’s favorite sport, and this week’s gathering proved no exception. As league executives huddled in conference rooms to discuss the future of the game,
NFL tush push ban: Mike Tomlin, Andy Reid and Sean McDermott cite injury concerns as teams prepare to vote
The most controversial rule-change proposal at the NFL's annual meetings has already drawn differing opinions.
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Buffalo Bills change defensively? Young players to be counted on immediately
There’s a chance we’re going to be pretty young (on defense) with some pieces we’re going to have to add through the draft,” McDermott said. “That will be a challenge.”
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Packers GM Brian Gutekunst, Bills HC Sean McDermott point to player safety concerns as reason for supporting tush push ban
Green Bay Packers GM Brian Gutekunst and Buffalo Bills HC Sean McDermott on Monday discussed their reasoning for supporting a potential ban on the tush push play.
The Eagles can still run the Brotherly Shove. For now.
PALM BEACH, Fla. — The Philadelphia Eagles can still run their infamous Brotherly Shove. For now.
Sean McVay: Tush push "doesn't look like football to me"
Rams coach Sean McVay, a member of the Competition Committee, explained his position during a Monday visit to PFT Live. The comments came a day after a reportedly "animated" conversation between McVay,
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