ThePhiladelphia Eagleshave shown that you can't get tired of winning. As if winning a Super Bowl wasn't enough, Philadelphia has continued to stack wins in the immediate aftermath. The latest one came on Tuesday, when theleague failed to pass a ban for the "tush push" play. Any rule change required 24 votes to pass, butonly 22 teams got on boardthis time around. That now kicks any future proposed rule changes to next offseason, allowing theEaglesto seize an opportunity for profit. The team hasstarted selling shirtsto celebrate the news. A black shirt withJalen Hurtsand the offensive line in "tush push" formation tells the story of the Nike-style ad. It reads "Push On" with an Eagles' logo underneath, completing a simple-yet-effective marketing opportunity. The Push On shirt you've been waiting for 😏Buy Now:https://t.co/0OtgaAXflPpic.twitter.com/ray2T7g1Sz — Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles)May 21, 2025 They are being sold for $34.99. In addition to the moneymaking practice, the Eagles have also capitalized on social media with a series of posts on X. pic.twitter.com/bQh1wDWhTN — Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles)May 21, 2025 pic.twitter.com/jMRdMJDbtF — Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles)May 21, 2025 And push on we willpic.twitter.com/HK0kQ9LmFK — Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles)May 21, 2025 Throwback to our most recent Tush Push 😉pic.twitter.com/OKJBSZFWGw — Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles)May 21, 2025 Ok, we're done now! Have a great day 😙pic.twitter.com/mOInWUddzX — Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles)May 21, 2025 Lovers of longform content don't have to feel left out either. The team put together a26-minute video compilationof the play over the years. Turns out, the Eagles not only won the "tush push" battle, but they might've won the war as well. "Push On," as they say. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Eagles 'tush push' shirts: Philadelphia celebrates failed ban
