Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman Lane Johnson is amused by the Green Bay Packers. Or at least the NFC North team's efforts to ban the tush push play if his reaction to a Monday report from Dianna Russini of The Athletic is any indication.

Lane Johnson’s journey from Groveton to the NFL is a testament to hard work and perseverance, shaped by the people who knew him best in his small-town roots.

The Philadelphia tackle honors longtime rival Zack Martin, calling him the "gold standard" after the Cowboys star announces his retirement.

Conflicting reports have emerged over whether the Eagles will attend the traditional White House visit following their Super Bowl win.

An NFL team wants to ban the “Tush Push” play that fueled the success of the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles, according to the NFL Network and Washington Post.

Garbage-time points are still points, and giving up points doesn't sit well with Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio. Even if they come in the closing minutes of a surefire Super Bowl win.

The Philadelphia Eagles had one of the most impressive Super Bowl runs in recent history, culminating with 95 points between the conference championship game and the Super Bowl-- the most points combined in those two rounds of the playoffs in NFL history.

The Eagles would accept an invitation to the White House if they're invited following their Super Bowl win over the Chiefs, according to sources.

According to reports, the Green Bay Packers have asked the NFL to ban the short yardage 'tush-push' formation.

The Philadelphia Eagles had one of the most impressive defensive performances in the Super Bowl LIX victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, holding a 34-point lead with five minutes left in the 40-22 victory.

The NFL's executive vice president of football operations, Troy Vincent, told reporters on Monday that an "unnamed team" has proposed a ban of the famed "Tush Push" quarterback sneak. While the play has become a popular topic of conversation in the past few seasons,

The Philadelphia Eagles would be honored to visit the White House in celebration of their Super Bowl LIX win, a source with the team told CNN after rumors swept social media that the team had declined the traditional visit.