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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Nick Sirianni and the Philadelphia Eagles sent a message to the NFL and the 31 other teams in Week 4. The reigning Super Bowl champions don’t need a tush push to win. And for those ...

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The Philadelphia Eagles have been defiant in their use of the "tush push" this season. After the controversial play survived an offseason vote, the Eagles were quick to let fans know the tush push was ...

The Philadelphia Eagles might rely on the Tush Push in short-yardage situations, but they showed that they have a few more tricks up their sleeve during Week 4. Early on in the Eagles' Week 4 matchup ...

From tech giants to startups, South Korean players are developing large language models tailored to their own language and culture, ready to compete with global heavyweights like OpenAI and Google.