The recently launched images showed how a Kansas Star City Chiefs tried to stop the most infamous play of the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl Lix, which led to consequences for the player in the game.
For two weeks after the Eagles eliminated the Chiefs 40-22 in an incredibly unequal championship game, the NFL launched a video of how it tested a Kansas City star prevented the Philadelphia Campo Marshal Jalen Hurts from scoring a touchdown.
The game had no score when Hurts and the Eagles aligned in the line of a yard for their infamous 'Tush push' field marshal.
In an attempt to avoid this, the captain of the Chiefs team and the Star Chris Jones corridor decided to align themselves unusually.
The NFL video shows Jones aligned with star supporter Nick Bolton just behind him. The idea may have been broader and, therefore, more difficult to advance.
It did not work. Hurts could break the goal line easily when the Eagles first put on the board.
The Chiefs Star, Chris Jones, tested a little orthodox block maneuver against philadelphia in the Super Bowl Lix
Jones aligned in parallel with the scrimmage line to try to stop Jalen Hurts' 'Tush Push' Play
It did not work, the Eagles scored, and Jones seemed to hurt his neck in the work
The unconventional way to align may have ended up doing more damage to chiefs than simply giving up points.
Jones was treated for a neck problem during the game, which could have been caused by this play. He was doing it by treatment in his neck, with the veteran for a long time with pain to the margin.
Jones' night ended early, however, it was due to a separate problem. The pass corridor injured his knee in the third quarter and did not return to the game.
Fans noticed the strange alignment after the NFL published the video and commented through social networks.
“IDK what I thought here, but that seems to be the worst absolute way to stop the impulse of Tush,” wrote an X user, previously Twitter.
Another said: “And it ended up being trampled by multiple lin (sic) and its neck almost broke.” A different user said: “The man was pushed into oblivion.”
“Was it the idea here that Jones broke his neck, causing the NFL to immediately prohibit the thrust of Tush?” Said another user.
In last season, Jones signed a five -year contract extension that will pay $ 158.75 million. He will be 35 years old when his agreement expires in 2029.