Eagles OL Jordan Mailata sounds off on 'Tush Push' criticism after win over Chiefs: 'It makes my blood boil'

In a post-game interview, Eagles offensive lineman Jordan Mailata addressed the criticism surrounding the team's use of the "Tush Push" play in their win over the Kansas City Chiefs. The Eagles ran the play seven times during the game, which involves the offensive line pushing the ball carrier from behind. Mailata expressed frustration with the criticism, stating that it "makes my blood boil." He defended the play, arguing that it is a legitimate strategy within the rules of the game. Mailata emphasized that the team's primary focus is on winning, and they will use any legal means to achieve that goal. The "Tush Push" play has been a topic of discussion among fans and media, with some criticizing it as an unconventional and potentially controversial tactic. However, Mailata's strong response suggests that the team stands by the use of the play and will continue to employ it as part of their game plan.