NFL Fans Want Eagles' Tush Push Banned After Apparent Jalen Hurts Fumble vs. Giants

Another week in the NFL means another week of tush-push discourse.

And the sequence during Sunday's game between the Philadelphia Eagles and New York Giants will generate plenty of discourse indeed.

Philadelphia ran its typical tush-push play on 4th-and-1, and Jalen Hurts picked up enough for the first down. However, he held out the ball, and Kayvon Thibodeaux stripped it and appeared to force a fumble.

Since it isn't the end zone and should have still been a live ball, the Giants thought they forced a turnover. Yet the officials said Hurts' forward progress was stopped and rewarded the Eagles with a first down on a play that was not reviewable because of the call.

Social media had plenty of reaction:

What made it even more painful for the Giants is the fact that Philadelphia ended up with a touchdown later on the drive.

Hurts found Saquon Barkley to open up a first-half lead in what could prove to be a game-changing sequence depending on how the rest of the game unfolds.

Regardless of the game's outcome, though, the tush-push play will lead to even more debate moving forward.