Bills’ Sean McDermott turns heads with questionable tush push comments
One of the biggest headlines that the NFL world was made aware of was a new proposal to have the infamous “tush push” play that is heavily ran by the Philadephia Eagles. Later on in the early evening of Monday, it was reported via Dianna Russini that the Green Bay Packers was the team that proposed the ban.
There have been numerous amount of reactions about this news involving the Packers issuing this proposal, including from Eagles’ offensive tackle, Lane Johnson, who simply put a laughing emoji to Russini’ tweet.
Aside form the Eagles, the only other team in the NFL that is known to run their own version of the tush push is the Buffalo Bills. When you have a quarterback like Josh Allen who has a big frame and can pick up 2-3 extra yards off of a quarterback sneak, you would think that Buffalo would do it as often as Philadlephia does.
With the NFL combine starting this week, Sean McDermott kicked off the week by speaking to the media and the tush push conversation was brought up. McDermott provided his perspective and what he truly thinks about the play. According to Alex Brasky, McDermott talked about how “there is always an injury risk with that play” and there should be a main focus on making sure that the health and safety of players are a top priority.
