FIRST EDITION PIECES BEGIN SHIPPING WEEK OF 10/13 FIRST EDITION All First edition prints and canvases will be artist-signed, numbered and include a tamper proof Spector Sports Hologram. Once these first edition pieces sell out no other prints or canvases of this piece will be artist signed and numbered. First Edition 16x20 Lithograph /99 (SOLD OUT)First Edition 16x20 Canvas /25 (SOLD OUT) First Edition 24x30 Canvas /11 (SOLD OUT) First Edition 30x40 Canvas /5 All sales for First Edition pieces are Final. After 48 Hours of purchasing, cancellations and refunds are not permitted. "TUSH PUSH" There are football plays, and then there are cultural phenomena. The Tush Push is the latter—an unstoppable force that changed the game and defined a generation of Philadelphia football. At the center of it all stands Jason Kelce. The heart, the anchor, the godfather of the play. Every successful push began with his snap, his leverage, and his leadership. Around him, Jalen Hurts lowered his shoulders, then came Saquon Barkley and Dallas Goedert throwing their weight behind him, and Lane Johnson, Jordan Mailata, and the rest of the line turned impossible situations into inevitabilities. This painting captures that essence—an aerial view of chaos and control, strength and unity. Midnight green surges forward, crimson red resists, and at the center, Kelce leads the charge one final time. Overhead, eagles soar above the fray, symbolic of Philadelphia’s relentless spirit and the legacy this play leaves behind. Breaking Down the Art Kelce the Anchor – Positioned at the core of the pile, Jason Kelce’s presence embodies the origin of the Tush Push and his irreplaceable role in Eagles history. The Brotherhood Behind Hurts – Barkley, Goedert, and teammates driving Hurts forward, a visual of teamwork, trust, and belief in one another. The Clash of Red and Green – Kansas City defenders straining against the inevitable, representing every attempt the league made to stop what couldn’t be stopped. The Eagles in Flight – Painted into the scene, soaring eagles symbolize victory, freedom, and the spirit of Philadelphia watching over the moment. The Vintage Canvas – With its textured, almost timeless aesthetic, the painting feels less like a snapshot of a single game and more like an artifact of football history. This play may be debated, studied, and even outlawed in years to come, but one truth will never change: the Eagles perfected it. This play is now immortalized forever.
