The NFL admitted that the Eagles should have been called for at least one false start on their signature tush push play during Sunday's 20-17 win over the Chiefs, the Washington Post reported Thursday.
The league made the admission in a training tape for game officials that was distributed to the head coaches and general managers of all 32 NFL teams this week. In the videotape, Ramon George, the NFL's vice president of officiating training and development, shared a few key details of how the tush push play should be policed amid controversy over missed false start calls from the Eagles-Chiefs game.
