Aaron Rodgers Reacts as Mike Tomlin Goes Against Steelers Owner’s Official Decision

One of the most controversial plays of the NFL has been the “Tush Push” over the past few years. Made popular by the Philadelphia Eagles, an NFL owner’s meeting put to a vote whether the play should be kept in the game. Though in March the Steelers’ owner Art Rooney II voted in favor of banning the play, it was the Steelers’ HC Mike Tomlin who actually considered using it. Though Tomlin openly accepted that he would use the “Tush Push”, he did not answer about who would carry the ball if such a situation arose.

But he was not aware of whether he needed to make that decision so early in the league. On Sunday in Dublin, the fans witnessed another instance of Tomlin’s “Tush Push” against the Minnesota Vikings in week 4. Well, it’s probably safe for the Steelers that they won’t put 41-year-old Rodgers in the Tush Push. That is what we witnessed on Sunday.

Aaron Rodgers watching the Steelers tush push… pic.twitter.com/Hn7yInbRby

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The Steelers used the tight end instead of the QB for the Tush Push. Aaron Rodgers just stood there, watched with his hands on his waist, and signaled the first down.

This literally cracked up the spectators.

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