War Crime: Bills ran Tush Push twice Sunday night despite loudly calling for it to be banned this offseason due to ‘safety concerns’

The Buffalo Bills should be stripped of a first-round pick for their crimes against humanity Sunday night.

Not only did they inflict pure misery on everyone in the Baltimore area by blowing up a 15-point Ravens lead in the fourth quarter, they also had the audacity to run the Tush Push. Twice. Sean McDermott — coward, fraud, and one of the loudest voices calling for a ban this offseason — stood on his soapbox months ago swearing the play was dangerous and bad for football.

With a straight face, he told reporters this thing could cause “serious injuries.” No evidence. No data. Just McDermott whining into the void.

And here’s the kicker: the Bills ran the Tush Push more than any team not named the Eagles last year. If McDermott truly believed his own nonsense, you’d think his team would avoid it at all costs. Instead? They leaned right into it.

On Sunday night, he pulled it out twice, putting his quarterback in danger each time.

Shame on the Buffalo Bills, you’re ruining the sport!

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— Jimmy Kempski (@JimmyKempski2) September 8, 2025

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— Jimmy Kempski (@JimmyKempski2) September 8, 2025

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Once again, this proves what we’ve known all along about the Tush Push debate. It was never about player safety. It was never about “the look” of the play. It was about banning something the Eagles mastered. It was about handicapping the best team in football.

McDermott and the Bills have no leg to stand on anymore. Honestly? Suspend him for a game. Dead serious. If you’re going to lead an anti–Tush Push campaign, fine, but at least stand by your word. Be accountable for trying to ban a play you know damn well you’d run if your team could execute it like Philly.

What a joke. To pull this stunt, you’ve got to be a real piece of shit. No integrity. No backbone. Just pure cowardice.