Jalen Hurts

The Packers made a move to ban the tush push earlier this offseason, but soon, teams will have a chance to vote on the rule change. The Eagles, Jalen Hurts, and his fantasy managers have all benefitted from their signature play that became a mainstay in their offense in 2022, but now, it's possible the league will get the 24 votes needed to ban the play before the start of next season. The league moved to ban the same play last year, but fell well short of the votes needed to implement the change. We'll see if things break differently this time around.

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It's one of a few rules tweaks proposed by teams for the 2025 season, and it comes after Green Bay's defense was totally unable to stop the Eagles' use of the tush push in their postseason loss to Philadelphia in January. The tush push -- a play in which the QB is pushed from behind by a teammate to convert a short yardage play -- has proven nearly unstoppable for Jalen Hurts and the Eagles offense. The combination of an elite offensive line and Hurts' unmatched lower body strength has made the tush push a cheat code for the Eagles over the past few seasons. Some teams with far less powerful quarterbacks -- including the Packers -- have used tight ends to run the tush push. The Eagles in 2024 converted 71 percent of their fourth down attempts, the fourth highest rate in the NFL.

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