"brotherly shove" The filing, made on October 10th, indicates the @Eagles plan to offer a "BROTHERLY SHOVE"-brand of clothing. The phrase refers to the team's unstoppable QB-sneak play.

Others teams have tried to emulate it, but nobody does the “Brotherly Shove,” aka the "tush push," quite like the 5-0 Philadelphia Eagles.

The Philadelphia Eagles are trying to stake their claim to something other than the NFC East title. The Eagles are in the process of trying to trademark the terms "Brotherly Shove" and " kelly ...

The "Brotherly Shove" is here to stay. The Philadelphia Eagles filed a trademark for the term, which is used to describe the quarterback sneak play where players get behind Jalen Hurts and push ...

The Philadelphia Eagles are nearly unstoppable in short-yardage situations because of the "Brotherly Shove," but the play's days could be numbered. News.

The Brotherly Shove Business Spotlight will award one Greater Philadelphia business up to $40,000 in promotional assets, including mention on the Eagles Video Board during a 2024 season home game ...

Young Eagles fan re-interpret brotherly shove at wedding reception 02:03. PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- A wedding video is getting pretty popular on social media because of a young Philadelphia Eagles fan.

Find out why Dallas Goedert stayed with the Eagles, backed the tush push behind Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts, and trained ...

The Philadelphia Eagles go from the "Brotherly Shove" to a halfback pass from running back Kenneth Gainwell to wide receiver DeVonta Smith for an 18-yard gain.

The Eagles used their vaunted Brotherly Shove to get the first down. Another fourth-and-one followed, this one from Philly’s 37. So did another Brotherly Shove for a first down.

The Philadelphia Eagles deploy the 'Brotherly Shove' to give quarterback Jalen Hurts his second rushing touchdown of "Monday Night Football." Watch the highlights from Super Bowl LIX between the ...