After the Super Bowl, tensions are rising as Nick Sirianni addresses the Green Bay Packers' controversial motion to ban the Tush Push. The Philadelphia Eagles' head coach is not holding back.

The Philadelphia Eagles run the "Tush Push" essentially better than anyone, and run this version of the quarterback sneak the most in the league. The reason they run it so well isn't because it's automatic, which is why head coach Nick Sirianni defended the play on Tuesday amidst its detractors.

The NFL Competition Committee is reviewing a proposal submitted by the Green Bay Packers to ban the play Philadelphia’s made infamous.

Nick Sirianni, champion with the Philadelphia Eagles last NFL season, addresses the controversy surrounding the tush push in his games.

Banning the tush push has been a topic of conversation around the NFL Scouting Combine this week and the idea has found some fans, but, as you'd imagine, Nick Sirianni is not one of them. The Eagles coach was asked about the calls to take a play that his team has mastered out of the game at a Tuesday press conference from the Scouting Combine and scoffed at the notion that it's an "automatic play" because of the players pushing quarterback Jalen Hurts from behind in short yardage.