The "Brotherly Shove" is a tight-blocking scheme quarterback sneak play used by the Philadelphia Eagles in football games. It involves offensive players pushing the quarterback forward from behind, and it has been successful in gaining touchdowns and first downs for the Eagles. The play has been controversial in the NFL, and the NFL Players Association has expressed concerns about player safety. The Eagles have filed for a trademark on the phrase "Brotherly Shove" to be used on official team merchandise. The name was coined by a fan on Reddit who suggested it as a nickname for the play.