Saquon Barkley of the Philadelphia Eagles is standing firm on the effectiveness of the team’s controversial ‘Tush Push’ quarterback sneak, which has proven to be an unstoppable force on the field. Barkley, who rushed for over 2,000 yards last season, confidently stated, ‘If you don’t like it, get better at stopping it.’ The Eagles have scored 27 touchdowns and made 92 first downs using this strategic play, showcasing their offensive prowess.

The ‘Tush Push’ involves pushing quarterback Jalen Hurts during a sneak, making it a core component of the Eagles' strategy. The NFL is contemplating a proposal that would ban this tactic, meeting opposition from team executives who argue that safety concerns are unfounded. With upcoming owners’ meetings, the future of this play remains uncertain, but Barkley and head coach Nick Sirianni are committed to its continued use as a vital offensive weapon.