Washington Commanders linebacker Frankie Luvu knows the feeling. It’s that sinking sensation every athlete dreads. Think of Nolan Ryan winding up, only to watch his fastball crushed into the bleachers.
Among the many highlights of the Washington Commanders' storybook 2024 season, one of the most entertaining had to be during the NFC Championship game against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Remember the Wildcat formation? That gimmick swept the NFL in 2008, fizzling out once defenses cracked the code. Fast-forward to today, and the Philadelphia Eagles’ “Tush Push” has sparked a similar firestorm—except this play isn’t fading quietly.
How many of the active NFL players who have rushed for 1,000 or more yards in a season can you name in five minutes?
Most NFL defenders want the Philadelphia Eagles’ “tush push” play banned, but Frankie Luvu is especially against it. Months after creating one of the most comedic moments of the 2024 season in response to the play, the Washington Commanders linebacker does not believe it belongs in football.
Former Carolina Panthers linebacker Frankie Luvu and the Tush Push do not have a good relationship. Now with the Washington Commanders, Luvu is tasked with taking on the Philadelphia Eagles, the primary and most effective users of the play, twice a year.
The fate of the Philadelphia Eagles' infamous Tush Push will be decided this week, as NFL owners prepare to vote once again on the controversial play. In the meantime, several players have shared their thoughts on the Tush Push, among them is Washington Commanders linebacker Frankie Luvu.
At the NFL league meetings in Florida earlier this offseason, the controversial topic of banning the "tush push" was tabled for a later discussion. Now with the next discussions approaching, players around the league are speaking out about the new-age QB sneak that was popularized and perfected by the Philadelphia Eagles.
Washington Commanders linebacker Frankie Luvu isn’t holding anything back when it comes to discussing the fate of the tush push. As the NFL’s spring meetings loom on the horizon, the Philadelphia Eagles’ infamous short-yardage play call is on the verge of being exterminated like a roach.
The Washington Commanders may have an unexpected opportunity to upgrade their pass rush following a recent development in Cincinnati. The Commanders currently have Dorance Armstrong and Frankie Luvu as their most proven edge rushers, but the unit still lacks a dominant pass-rushing presence.
Excitement is building among everyone associated with the Washington Commanders. The team put together a phenomenal campaign in 2024 en route to 12 regular-season wins and an NFC Championship game appearance.
The Washington Commanders’ season came to a bittersweet end after a tough loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, but linebacker Frankie Luvu made sure to leave the team’s loyal fanbase with a powerful message of appreciation.
Commanders LB Frankie Luvu was flagged twice in a row for diving over the line of scrimmage while the Eagles lined up for the tush push, which prompted
The Eagles' 'tush push' is one of the most unstoppable plays in the NFL. They successfully pulled off another one on Sunday afternoon in the NFC Championship Game against the Commanders when quarterback Jalen Hurts scored a touchdown from one yard out.
PHILADELPHIA -- In many ways, linebacker Frankie Luvu has been the heart and soul of this year's Washington Commanders' squad. Undrafted out of Washington State, Luvu spent his first three years fighting for playing time with the New York Jets before fighting for a starting role with the Carolina Panthers for the next three seasons.
The Washington Commanders made some important changes throughout Adam Peters' first offseason as general manager. Luring linebacker Frankie Luvu from the Carolina Panthers was one of them.
The Washington Commanders won 12 regular season games for the first time since 1986 and played in their first NFC Championship Game since 1992. Here are the team’s most memorable moments.
The Washington Commanders are dealing with some injury issues heading into their Week 9 game at the New York Giants. Not unusual at this stage of what's been a grueling season up to now, but it's a potential concern nonetheless.
All Frankie Luvu did for the Washington Commanders on Sunday is lead the team in tackles, come up with 2.5 sacks, and recover his second fumble of the year in a 34-13 drubbing of the Cleveland Browns.
Washington Commanders general manager Adam Peters has been clear about his intent to build his roster through the NFL Draft and supplement it with outside additions.
CBS Sports lists this Commanders signing as one of the top 10 most impactful moves made during the early stages of NFL free agency.
The Commanders’ defensive re-tooling efforts will include a deal with Frankie Luvu.
Frankie Luvu is considered to be one of the top, if not the top linebacker free agent on the market. The goal for the Carolina Panthers is to get something done relatively soon, eliminating any chance of Luvu bouncing for an opportunity elsewhere.
Much of the attention in Carolina this offseason will be the contract negotiations with pass rusher Brian Burns and how the team will go about improving the offensive line and wide receiver room.
This offseason, one NFL expert predicts the Philadelphia Eagles will sign a talented free agent linebacker from the Carolina Panthers.
Continuing to occupy a hybrid role in 2023, the former UDFA again excelled in the pass rush department. His 90.1 PFF grade in that regard was a career high, and it could generate a lucrative market this offseason.
The NFL's regular season is over, which for most teams, means it's time to start figuring out plans for the offseason. NFL free agency is a huge part of the process, and along with the NFL Draft, it has everyone preparing for what should be a very active couple of months.
Luvu tied for second on the team in special teams tackles this past season.
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