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So we wanted to get into how these proposed rules changes that the owners will discuss at league

meetings next week, how in particular they would impact the commanders.

And I think it's pretty obvious.

The one that would impact them the most is if the Tush Push and or the brotherly shove that Philadelphia employs were to be eliminated.

Because that's a team that you face twice.

They've used the tush push to great success.

We've seen Jalen Hertz from the two and the one plunge in for so many touchdowns over the past two seasons.

Not only that, it helps them extend drives.

It would impact them.

It would impact them potentially on those plays.

But let's say the tush push is banned and it's fourth and one.

They can still go for it with the quarterback sneak and still convert.

You know what I mean?

The conversion rate of a QB sneak may be less than the tush push for Philadelphia,

but they're both very high.

Yeah, but I think the, I don't have the numbers in front of me,

but I'm guessing the tush push conversion rates are much higher than a standard

quarterback sneak without the assistance of all the players pushing Jalen Hertz forward.

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