
If the Eagles are going to keep false-starting on their signature tush push plays, other NFL teams might try something illegal, too.
Some defenses around the league are adopting a new tactic that's forbidden in the rulebook to combat the Eagles' quarterback sneak this season, ESPN's Kalyn Kahler reported. The ploy is called "disconcerting signals" and, if caught by the officials, warrants a 15-yard penalty.