In a jaw-dropping turn of events, the Philadelphia Eagles have found themselves at the center of controversy after executing their infamous 'tush push' plays without facing any penalties. As the anticipation builds for next week’s league memo, which aims to enforce stricter regulations on this contentious move, football fans are left questioning the integrity of the game.

During their recent game, the Eagles attempted two tush push plays that seemed to violate rules, as replay footage revealed their offensive linemen, led by the tenacious right guard Tyler Steen, jumped the snap count. Surprisingly, no flags were thrown by the officials.

This has sparked heated discussions about the challenges referees face when it comes to enforcing rules in real-time. The 'tush push' presents a tricky situation for officials, as calling a penalty demands a clear violation, and there’s a fine line between legal movement and early starts.

With the NFL gearing up to address this issue more seriously, rumors circulate that there could be a push—pun intended—among the league's 24 teams to permanently ban the tush push. As debates rage on, fans can’t help but wonder: will the Eagles' strategic moves redefine the game, or will the league reign them in?