The Tush Push controversy surrounding the Philadelphia Eagles remains loud but unresolved as 2025 rolls in. After a Week 2 usage that sparked social and broadcast outcry, the play isn’t banned, but the chatter continues about safety, officiating, and whether it’s a legitimate football play. Bill Cowher joined the Dan Patrick Show, calling it a scrum and urging a change before a catastrophic injury forces action. Week 3 is likely to amplify the debate and test fantasy projections tied to goal-line touches.

For fantasy managers, the situation signals potential shifts in short-yardage workloads, red-zone dynamics, and the value of backfield and QB sneaks across Philly and possibly the league. Stay tuned for any official tweaks or shifts in usage that could tilt week-to-week projections.

Week 2 injuries reshuffle NFL fantasy plans as several starter QBs face long or possible-season delays. Burrow’s toe could sideline him for months, forcing Cincinnati to roll behind Browning and elevating the Bengals’ reliance on run-heavy scripts and quick-checkdowns. Washington’s Jaylen Daniels suffered a knee tweak, with a possible quick return in Week 3 in jeopardy. Fields enters concussion protocol after a Bills game, while Jets pivot toward Tyrod Taylor for Week 3. Bills’ Allen appears challenged but is slated to start. Chargers’ defense surfaces as a key Week 6 hurdle for Miami, aided by DaShawn Hand and Teair Tart returning and Mack dealing with an elbow issue. Steelers’ Ramsey and Smith are adjusting to new environs; Freiermuth and Washington continue to form a tight end trio. Raheem Mostert is a healthy scratch again, Hunt’s torn biceps rocks the Panthers’ line, and Campbell’s two sacks highlight a sturdy Cardinals defense. Miami slips to 30 in SI power rankings, underscoring how fragile advantage can be in a season defined by injuries.

Week 2's snapshot of the Steelers against Seattle highlights a stable core on the Steelers' special-teams coverage units, with several specialists handling every kick. The data suggests a dependable fantasy floor for those on the coverage units and kick-related roles, even in a loss.

Against Seattle, the snap distribution underscores how Pittsburgh allocated duties on kickoffs and punts, reinforcing the value of the unit's depth. For fantasy managers, lean on the core special-teams contributors in upcoming weeks and monitor any shifts due to health or matchup before chasing uncertain depth.