Eagles’ Goedert: NFL Rejects ‘Tush Push’, Citing Lack of Success

In a shocking turn of events, Philadelphia Eagles’ tight end Dallas Goedert has announced that he will be staying in the NFL, despite the recent trend of players retiring early to preserve their bodies. Goedert, known for his hard hits on the field, has decided to defy the odds and continue playing the game he loves.

When asked about his decision to stay in the NFL, Goedert had this to say: “I just can’t imagine my life without football. Plus, I’ve got a mean ‘tush push’ that I want to show off to the world. They say that players who retire early have better long-term health, but I say they’re just not as successful as I am on the field.”

Goedert’s announcement has sparked a wave of support from his teammates and fans alike. Eagles’ quarterback Jalen Hurts commented, “Dallas is one of the hardest working guys on the team. His determination and dedication to the game are truly inspiring. Plus, I’ve never seen anyone execute a ‘tush push’ quite like him.”

However, not everyone is on board with Goedert’s decision. Former NFL player turned analyst, Terry Bradshaw, had this to say: “I just don’t understand why anyone would want to continue playing in the NFL when they could retire early and enjoy their millions in peace. But hey, to each their own. Maybe Goedert just really loves getting tackled.”

Despite the naysayers, Goedert remains steadfast in his decision. He plans to continue honing his ‘tush push’ technique and dominating on the field for years to come. As for his future goals, Goedert had this to say: “I’m just focused on winning games and showing the world what I can do. And maybe one day, I’ll even teach a masterclass on the ‘tush push’.”

Only time will tell if Goedert’s decision to stay in the NFL will pay off. But one thing is for sure – he’s not going down without a fight, or a well-executed ‘tush push’. Stay tuned for more updates on this hilarious and compelling story.

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