Official 2025 NFL Off Season Discussion!!!

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If a team wants to use their QB like fullback, then hit him like a full back. The tush push gives your LBs a chance to get a running start and smack the living shit out of the QB. It's the only time they can really do that.

Don't ban it. Use it to your advantage.
 
If a team wants to use their QB like fullback, then hit him like a full back. The tush push gives your LBs a chance to get a running start and smack the living shit out of the QB. It's the only time they can really do that.

Don't ban it. Use it to your advantage.
The problem is the fact a lot of teams can't stop the tush push with the eagles being the only team to mastered it.
 
Jerry really doesn't care. He has three rings and is in the HOF. And has the richest franchise in sports.

Now WE care, fans care, but Jerry doesn't give a fuck. If he did, he would outspend the Eagles. Because he can.
That's fucked up, but us eagles fans wouldn't allow lurie to do shit like jerry.

Good thing the eagles have a owner that cares.
 






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The NFL owners’ decision on Wednesday to officially legalize the “tush push” play was met with cheers from Philadelphia Eagles fans around the world. But for Deanna Slamans—a self-taught graphic designer and serial e-commerce entrepreneur based in Hershey, Pa.—the news carried special significance.


That’s because Slamans is currently first in line to trademark the phrase “tush push,” having filed her application in November 2023—just weeks before the Eagles submitted theirs through the NFL’s trademark division. Slamans also owns the domain TushPush.com, which showcases her collection of themed merchandise, including shirts, onesies, Christmas ornaments and other paraphernalia.


In May, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) issued a suspension notice on the Eagles’ application, citing Slamans’ earlier filing as a “prior-filed potentially conflicting pending application.”





According to USPTO records, neither the Eagles, the NFL nor any other party have filed a formal opposition to Slamans’ trademark bid. She now has six months to either show proof of commercial use or request an extension.


“I didn’t file it to sell it,” Slamans told Sportico in a phone interview, adding that she tried reaching out to the Eagles early in the process but never received a response. The team did not respond to a request for comment sent to an Eagles spokesperson.
 
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