In a thrilling matchup last Sunday, the Philadelphia Eagles bested the Kansas City Chiefs, but not without some drama surrounding their signature 'tush push' play. Multiple uncalled false starts during these attempts raised eyebrows and added fuel to the debate.

With the Rams preparing to face the Eagles in Week 3, head coach Sean McVay is keen on addressing this pivotal play. In his Monday press conference, he emphasized the importance of understanding how it’s officiated. "You have to communicate with the league to ensure clarity on officiating and how we can effectively coach it," McVay stated, indicating that he had seen noteworthy aspects of the plays that could influence the game.

McVay acknowledged the prowess of the Eagles, saying, "They’re a damn good team, and this play has proven to be incredibly effective for them." He assured fans that the Rams intend to have comprehensive discussions with the league office to minimize any advantages the Eagles might gain from uncalled plays.

Kansas City’s defensive lineman Chris Jones also weighed in, admitting that officials can miss calls, and teams must simply adapt and keep pushing forward.

As the Rams and Eagles gear up for their anticipated Week 3 clash, all eyes will be on the officiating crew to see how they manage this contentious aspect of the game. Will the Rams’ preparations pay off? Fans can expect an intense showdown as both teams aim for victory!