The former NFL star and current ESPN analyst Ryan Clark became the unidentified team that proposed to the League to ban the famous 'impulse' of Philadelphia Eagles for the next season.
Later, it was revealed that the team that made the proposal to the NFL was the Green Bay Packers, to whom the Eagles defeated in the regular season and the playoffs.
Many have wanted the work to prohibit due to the unjust advantage that gives Philadelphia, who uses the work in almost all short yards situations.
Rugby style work does not use the traditional defenses that a scrum has, which leads to the massive success for the rear of Jalen Hurts, pushes for a first attempt or touchdown.
Now put the former Washington commander next to the Eagles.
'Also, how soft you have to be?' Clark said. “Oh, we can't stop it. Our defensive tacle are not hard enough. Our supporters are hurt.” Shut up and bow your neck! Someone gets physical and stops the work!
Clark increased in the unidentified team that proposed to the League to ban the “thrust” of the Eagles “
The team that made the proposal to the NFL was revealed later like the Green Bay Packers
'And as (Mina Kimes) says, however, it is like everything else in sports. If you don't have the staff to do it, you don't really do it! Trust me, right? Whatever the team that Matthew Stafford plays for the next year is not implementing the “push of Tush”. Not even stumble; Don't even worry about that; Do not practice it. It's about understanding who you are playing, practicing, getting into the right gap.
“Then, for me, go there and say:” Oh, instead of training, we have fled the training and try to ban this play. “It is silly and soft.
'And, to be honest, like when you look at the real game and the way they run it, it is actually more difficult for them to practice it, do it the number of times they do; And unless it is a player's health and safety decision, it does not take it out of the game '.
Some have summoned the concerns of the player's health. During the Super Bowl, the Chiefs Chris Jones defensive Tackle made the team doctors review the neck immediately after defending the 1 yardas touchdown.
In the NFC championship game, the supporter of the commanders Frankie Luvu tried The first in the history of the NFL.
That sequence led the NFL rules book to one end that will now be seen by the League.
The Eagles chief coach, Nick Sirianni, spoke about a possible prohibition before the NFL exploration combination on Tuesday.
“It is a bit insulting … it is a skill that our team has due to the players we have, the way the coaches train it,” he said. “The fact that it is a successful work for the Eagles and people want to take that away, I think, it is a bit unfair.”