NEW ORLEANS — Charles “Peanut” Tillman’s kids were too young to appreciate his NFL career when he played cornerback for the ...

In the Philadelphia Eagles' auditorium, a huge banner hangs above the stage, emphasizing turnovers. The left side of the banner pertains to ball security on offense, the right side reminds players of ...

Two of the three Commanders' cough-ups via fumble were caused by the famed “Peanut Punch,” named after former Chicago cornerback Charles “Peanut” Tillman, who was like a high-level boxer ...

Often mentioned for his "Peanut Punch" play that leads defenses to cause forced fumbles on the opposition, nearly anytime a football is punched out and a fumble is forced, Tillman's name is ...

During the first quarter, Philadelphia defensive ace Zack Baun pulled out Tillman's signature "Peanut punch," which set up Saquon Barkley's second rushing touchdown of the afternoon, once again ...

Baun was trying to punch the ball and it worked out exactly as he hoped, as DeJean's hand then pushed the ball out to cause the fumble. As everyone was excited to point out, this was a "peanut ...

Who created the peanut punch in football? The term “peanut punch” refers to when a defensive player literally punches the ball out of the hands of the offensive player carrying it, forcing a ...