KANSAS CITY, Mo. (WDAF) -- Much has been made about the Philadelphia Eagles' Tush Push over the past few years, to the point where the NFL considered banning it.

The conversation reared its head again on Sunday, after multiple controversial no-calls on what appeared to be a false start, with one of them leading to a fourth-quarter touchdown.

"The 'Brotherly Shove' is awfully impossible to stop, and when you get a false start penalty like that, it's even harder to stop, and they missed that one pretty bad," Tom Brady said, while commentating the game.

"I am done with the Tush Push. It's a hard play to officiate," NFL rules analyst for Fox Sports Dean Blandino said during the game.

The Tush Push has an extremely high success rate, rarely being stopped over the past few seasons. It has es

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