Eagles Fans Troll Chiefs: "They Copy and Fail" - Patrick Mahomes Removal to Copy Jalen Hurts' 'Brotherly Shove' Move

Eagles fans gloat as Chiefs try and fail to replicate their 'brotherly shove' play in a crucial moment.

In last year's Super Bowl, Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles faced a defeat at the hands of Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. However, there is one aspect of their gameplay that sets them apart from all other teams in the NFL.

The Eagles have mastered the 'brotherly shove' move, which has become a signature play for them, particularly in short conversions. This move involves the quarterback taking the snap and the entire offense pushing together as a cohesive unit, similar to a rugby union scrum.

This strategy has proven to be highly successful for the Eagles over the past two seasons, and very few teams have been able to find a way to stop it. When something works well in the NFL, other teams often try to replicate it, and that includes renowned coach Andy Reid.

Andy Reid, who has already achieved great success in the league, including two Super Bowl rings with the Chiefs, seems to be taking inspiration from his former team and attempting to copy their 'tush push' move. However, being one of the best coaches in the league, he added his own twist to it.

Instead of using his quarterback, Reid decided to bring on his field goal unit on a fourth-and-short situation in the red zone. As Patrick Mahomes left the field, everyone expected a three-point attempt. However, to everyone's surprise, the Chiefs attempted to push their way through for a first down that would have put them in a first-and-goal situation.

Unfortunately for the Chiefs, they were unable to execute the play as effectively as Jalen Hurts and the Eagles, resulting in a turnover on downs. This moment brought a sense of schadenfreude to Philadelphia fans, who took pleasure in the failure of the play.

Eagles fans couldn't resist gloating at the Chiefs' unsuccessful attempt to replicate their play. They mocked the Chiefs, highlighting that initially, everyone was against the scheme but now they were trying to copy it and failing. Social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, was filled with some of the best reactions from Eagles fans.

Interestingly, Andy Reid found himself in a similar situation during his time as head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles when facing the Carolina Panthers. While he was attempting to copy Jalen Hurts' success with the Eagles, Reid unintentionally ended up replicating his own experience from a decade ago by removing Patrick Mahomes from the field.

In conclusion, the Eagles have truly mastered the 'brotherly shove' move, setting themselves apart from other teams in the NFL. Andy Reid, despite his success, tried to replicate this play but added his own twist to it, which ultimately resulted in a failed attempt. Eagles fans took great pleasure in seeing the Chiefs struggle to execute the play, and social media was abuzz with their reactions.

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