"Superman" actor and Philadelphia Eagles fan David Corenswet gave a shoutout to Super Bowl MVP QB Jalen Hurts during the film's press tour.

The Philadelphia Eagles might be one of two NFL teams facing a major problem with their rookie entering the 2025 training camp season.

The star of the new Superman movie, David Corenswet, is an Eagles fan, and he believes Jalen Hurts has something on the ...

Did Superman just settle the Tush Push debate? Kind of. Philly-raised actor David Corenswet claimed he is not replacing Jalen The post Can Superman Take Over Jalen Hurts’ Tush Push David Corenswet ...

It turns out Superman is a big fan of the Philadelphia Eagles, and he’d rather keep Jalen Hurts running the quarterback sneak for the NFL team than try to move the line with his Kryptonian might.

ESPN’s rankings confirm what the tape reveals — the Eagles have constructed a sustainable offensive system that maximizes ...

McDermott's brother, Tim, is the Philadelphia Union's Chief Business Officer and gave a diplomatic answer to the question on a recent in-house team podcast: ...

Corenswet’s surprising call on Hurts vs. Superman puts the spotlight on the Eagles’ most unstoppable—and misunderstood—weapon.

Despite his own teammate's argument against it, Lane Johnson says Tush Push is Birds' version of a rugby play.

Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert couldn't be happier the NFL owners decided to keep the 'tush push' play legal, explaining why it's crucial for converting third-and-one situations.

What message was a tush push ban supported by 22 NFL teams (including the Seahawks) supposed to send? If at first you don't succeed, riot and change the rules?

The proposed prohibition of the tush push failed by two votes to reach the required majority among NFL owners.