Hey, what's going on, everybody?

Welcome in to DeCecho Daily.

I'm your host, Andrew DeCecho, and the NFL is holding their annual league meetings,

owners meetings in Palm Beach, Florida at the breaker.

Full disclosure, I am not there, so I'm not going to break down any quotes.

I don't have any quotes for you directly, but I'll just talk about the proposal to suspend or ban outlaw, whatever you want to say, the quarterback sneak at

eagles use.

I don't like using the tush push term.

We'll call it the scrum, the brotherly shove, whatever you want to call it.

But the point of the matter is, and I'll just make this quick, that the Eagles run it more

effectively than any other team, and they're just so highly efficient at it that I think

a lot of teams are a little sour that they can't stop it.

And this is a play that's available to every team in the NFL.

The Eagles, again, they just practice it, they have it technically refined, and they also

have the personnel that makes it such a unstoppable play.

Now, there was a team, and I can't remember which one earlier in the season,

that had a little bit of success in trying to bottle it up. I want to say maybe the Jacksonville

Jaguars, but either way, the Eagles, not every team could do it. If it were easy, every team would

do it. Every team can feasible, can do it, but they just don't do it well.

Funnily enough, the Buffalo Bills and head coach Shaw McDermott, they run it the second most times in the NFL.

They ran it four times in a playoff game and were not successful at it.

But Sean McDermott is now citing health player safety concerns and injury concerns.

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