Sean McVay Opposes Tush Push
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Sean McVay: Tush push "doesn't look like football to me"
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Rams coach Sean McVay: Tush push “doesn’t look like football to me” Comments came a day after a reportedly “animated” conversation between McVays , Bills coach Sean McDermott , Eagles G.M. Howie Roseman and Eagles assistant G. Jon Ferrari .
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