The Philadelphia Eagles have found success with a controversial play known as the 'Tush Push,' which other NFL teams, including the Green Bay Packers, are seeking to ban due to its perceived lack of skill. This play involves the quarterback being pushed forward by teammates, effectively forming a rugby-style scrum during short-yardage situations. Jalen Hurts, the Eagles’ quarterback, excels at this play, aided by his offensive line's sheer size and strength, making it nearly unstoppable.

In the last season alone, the Eagles executed this play successfully 39 out of 48 attempts, showcasing not just their physical dominance but also strategic execution. The Packers, however, have argued against its validity, pushing for its ban, claiming it undermines the traditional skill set valued in football. Regardless, even if the play were banned, the Eagles have shown they can still convert with sneak plays, demonstrating their offensive prowess.