Will Sean McVay point out Tush Push false starts to NFL before Eagles game?

The Los Angeles Rams improved to 2-0 with a dominant 33-19 win over the Tennessee Titans in Week 2. Los Angeles has looked like a Super Bowl contender early in the season. But the Rams will face their first real test when they square off against the reigning champs on Sunday.

The Philadelphia Eagles are also off to a 2-0 start this year. But the team’s Week 2 win over the Kansas City Chiefs was not without controversy. The Chiefs called out the Eagles for jumping early on the Tush Push. However, the refs missed the false starts and Philadelphia wasn’t penalized.

Armed with this information, some wondered if Rams head coach Sean McVay would have a conversation with the NFL about the play.

“Any time that you see certain things, you have conversations with the league office to just make sure you're understanding how it is officiated, how can we coach it. I did see some of those things last night and that’ll obviously be a big talking point because they’re such a damn good team and it’s such a successful play for them,” McVay said, per the Los Angeles Daily News’ Adam Grosbard.

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“Those are conversations with the league office, but I’m sure they’ll have the same ones and operate within the confines of not getting a little bit of a rolling start before the ball is snapped,” McVay added.

The Eagles have operated the Tush Push with brutal efficiency under Nick Sirianni. Jalen Hurts and Philadelphia’s offensive line have made the play essentially unstoppable in short yardage situations. And, if they’re getting an early start, it’s all the more effective.

The league considered barring the play over the offseason. However, the Tush Push ban proposal failed as it fell short of the required 75 percent approval threshold. And so the Eagles have pushed on.

The Rams will face Philadelphia in a rematch of last season’s Divisional Round. The Eagles eliminated Los Angeles en route to a championship in 2024.

This year the Rams have added an offensive weapon in Davante Adams. And the team’s young defense looks improved. In Week 2, Los Angeles battled back after trailing 13-10 at halftime. Over the final two quarters the defense held the Titans to six points while Matthew Stafford led the offense on four scoring drives. Adams made history with his first 100-yard game with the team. He became just the 32nd player to top 12,000 career receiving yards.

Adam Schefter Reveals Impressive Stat About Colts After Week 2

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA - SEPTEMBER 14: Cam Bynum #0 of the Indianapolis Colts celebrates a interception wagainst the Denver Broncos during the fourth quarter in the game at Lucas Oil Stadium on September 14, 2025 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images)

The Indianapolis Colts may have finally found their quarterback.

Daniel Jones has taken the league by storm in two games under Shane Steichen’s tutelage, and the Colts are off to a historic start.

As pointed out by ESPN insider Adam Schefter on X, the Colts are doing something that has never been done:

“How about this: the Colts are the first team in the Super Bowl era to not punt in either of their first two games in a season,” Schefter posted on X.

Perhaps Pat McAfee will want to come out of retirement to run it back with the Colts.

He might even be able to do his show from the sidelines while the offense takes care of business.

All jokes aside, this has been a show of Steichen’s expertise as a play caller and play designer.

He had already shown that he was deserving of the benefit of the doubt after keeping this team in playoff contention with Gardner Minshew at quarterback.

Notably, this also speaks volumes about how poorly and erratically Anthony Richardson performed for this team.

Jones had also struggled for most of his career, which, again, goes to show how things have been done in the Big Apple for years now.

The New York Giants chose to cut ties with him after failing to make the most of his skills.

But just like we’ve seen so many times in this league, sometimes, all it takes is a change of scenery and the right coach and system to bring the best out of a player.

It’s still early, but after years of struggles at the position, the Colts might finally have their guy.