Eagles Offensive Coordinator Sean Mannion Affirms Commitment to Tush Push Play

Sean Mannion, the Eagles' offensive coordinator, confirms that the tush push will remain a key part of the team's offense despite recent changes.

The Philadelphia Eagles have made significant changes to their offense this offseason, yet offensive coordinator Sean Mannion plans to retain the tush push play from previous strategies. During a press conference, Mannion emphasized the effectiveness of this quarterback sneak, which has been a hallmark of the team's playbook.

Despite a decline in success with the tush push in 2025 and the departure of longtime offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland, Mannion stated that the play will continue to be utilized. He noted that it has been executed at a high level by the organization and will remain a part of their offensive strategy.

Mannion was brought on board after the Eagles finished 19th in the league for points scored last season. His primary objective will be to address broader offensive issues while ensuring that the tush push remains available when necessary.

Eagles Offensive Coordinator Sean Mannion Affirms Commitment to Tush Push Play

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