The Bears’ offense was cruising on Thursday night against the Commanders, jumping out to a 27-3 first-half lead.
With both the ground game and the passing attack performing well, Chicago took a play out of the Eagles’ playbook and ran the infamous “Tush Push” or “Brotherly Shove” with Justin Fields in order to pick up a first down.
Al Michaels, who was in the booth alongside Kirk Herbstreit, wasn’t impressed, and expressed his opposition of the play birthed by Jalen Hurts and Philadelphia.
