Hey, everybody, welcome to another episode of Purple Insider, Matthew Collar here.

And this is an episode that will feature several fans-only questions.

So you can always jump in on that if you don't have a chance to join those live chats

by shooting me an email, Matthew Collar at

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So before we get to that, though, a couple of notes from today around the NFL. Oh, the tush push,

it will remain, which means, guys, there will be more opportunities for

teams to have players like Brandon Powell pushing the tush of quarterbacks like Nick Mullins

that those special moments in NFL history will remain through our future. Oh, and I guess it seems

like the Philadelphia Eagles are pretty happy.

And I guess this is a little bit of a surprise. It seemed like most reporters thought that the NFL

was going to ban the tush push. And I've always been for leaving it as a play as much as nobody

wants the Philadelphia Eagles to keep succeeding

with this obnoxious tush push that gets mentioned 37 times during every Eagles game

and every other team that tries it sometimes makes it work, but not like this one franchise

that has a cheat code.

And it always seemed like it was just invented because they couldn't stop one team from

doing it and really one quarterback from doing it who seems particularly built for the

quarterback sneak.

But my issue was we can't just ban things because one team is good at them. Like Dante

Culpepper can no longer throw the ball this high in the air because it's too easy for

Randy Moss to catch it when it comes down or Adrian Peterson. No, no, you're too fast. You get out

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