Broncos' Sean Payton defends Tush Push ahead of matchup against Eagles, endorses 'safest play in football'
The Denver Broncos' head coach, Sean Payton, has defended the "Tush Push" play, a controversial quarterback sneak variation used by the Philadelphia Eagles. Payton believes it is the "safest play in football" and has endorsed its use ahead of the Broncos' matchup against the Eagles. The "Tush Push" involves the offensive linemen pushing the quarterback's backside to gain yardage on short-yardage situations. While some coaches and players have criticized the play, Payton has expressed his support for it, stating that it is a legitimate and safe tactic. Payton's comments come as the Broncos prepare to face the Eagles, who have been one of the teams at the forefront of using the "Tush Push" in recent seasons. The article suggests that the debate around the play is likely to continue as the two teams square off in their upcoming game.
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