Philadelphia Eagles star Saquon Barkley nearly made Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon fall over laughing when describing his role in the ‘Tush Push’ before chugging beers with his teammates.
Barkley and Super Bowl 2025 MVP Jalen Hurts were guests on Fallon’s popular late-night talk show and discussed their championship win and everything that led to a тιтle.
That included the infamous ‘Brotherly Shove’ that the Eagles deploy in short-yardage situations, which started the Super Bowl scoring with Hurts finding the end zone from one yard out.
Hurts and Barkley revealed internally, the controversial rugby-style scrum is not called the ‘Tush Push’ or ‘Brotherly Shove’. Neither revealed the play’s true name, but they described their roles in the barbaric piling of bodies.
‘I think I have the easiest job to be honest. I’m the one who pushes the tush,’ Barkley said, leaving Fallon in hysterics.
Hurts, sitting in between his running back and the host, looked amused as the one whose tush gets pushed.
Eagles star Saquon Barkley nearly made Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon fall over laughing
Barkley described his role in the ‘Tush Push’ was to guide the backside of Hurts forward
Then, the Eagles offensive line joined the trio on stage to chug beers with Hurts not taking part
After talking about the game, and the locker-room celebrations where Barkley drank a beer in quick succession, Fallon brought out the entire Eagles starting offensive line to sH๏τgun beers on stage with him, Hurts, and Barkley.
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The eight beers were already opened at the bottom, with the chuggers only needing to pop the tab to start the windfall of liquid.
Everyone on stage then drank their beers except for Hurts, who decided to spray his into the face of Landon Dickerson.
It appears that Dickerson or Barkley won the late-night chugging contest, as the post-season party continues for the Super Bowl victors.
Barkley’s first season as an Eagle took him to the playoffs for only the second time with Philadelphia defeating Kansas City 40-22 at Sunday’s Super Bowl.
