Philadelphia Eagles Head coach Nick Sirianni is proud of the polarizing “tush push” and finds out that calls to ban the piece are “slightly insulting.”

Talking to the media at 2025 NFL Scout is combined In Indianapolis on Tuesday, Sirianni approached the recent controversy around Eagles’ signature games.

For Sirianni, Eagles has perfected the piece, making it look easy. But makes no mistake, it has required lots of work.

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“I feel almost a little offended because we work so hard on that spectacle. The amount of things we’ve examined how to train this game, the basic elements that are a thousand playing out there, but it comes to how you learn the basic elements and how the players go through and do with the basic elements.”

He continued, “It’s a little insulting to say, ‘We’re good at it, so it’s automatic.’ We are really working hard on it.

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)

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“Tush Push” has become a favorite of Philadelphia in the red zone. Quarterback Jalen Hurts scored the first touchdown of Super Bowl Lix using the piece. But for some around the league, the play has become a problem.

Packers General Manager Brian Gute Art Said Tuesday that his team submitted a proposal to ban the play, which will be reviewed by the NFL competition committee. The play has been discussed in the past, but this marks the first formal complaint to ban it all together.

Eagles Quarterback Jalen hurts a “tush push” during the game against San Francisco 49ers on December 3, 2023 at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. (Andy Lewis/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

Other teams have tried to use the piece, but none as successful as Eagles.

And Sirianni doesn’t think they should be punished for it.

“There’s just as much time put into it. The fact that it’s a successful game for Eagles and people will remove it, I think’s a little unreasonable.”