We’ve seen the Eagles’ variation of the quarterback sneak, known as the “Brotherly Shove,” plenty already the last few seasons. But soon, it could be coming to official team merchandise.

The Eagles last week filed a trademark application with the office for the phrase “Brotherly Shove” to be used on items including shirts, shorts, jackets, sweatshirts, jerseys, and hats. Trademark attorney Josh Berben, of law firm Gerben Perrott, first reported the application, filed last Tuesday, on X, formerly known as Twitter.

The application is awaiting review, the USPTO’s website indicates. And if the Birds win out, the trademark would mean that only the Eagles could use the term on merchandise, but would not prevent other teams from deploying the “Brotherly Shove” play itself during games.