“It’s being able to sit down across from the player face to face and be able to hear their story, hear their background, their upbringing, but also getting to feel their energy,” Ryans said. “Feel their passion and love for the game of football. It comes off in those 15-minute interviews and I can feel that energy very instantly.”

The league is set to overhaul its replay system after criticism in 2024, one of several changes under discussion this offseason.

The Green Bay Packers want the Philadelphia Eagles' infamous Tush Push play banned due to potential injuries, however, the latest NFL data findings suggests that won't be happening. Per NFL insider Rob Maaddi,

The NFL's tush push debate heats up, but 2024 data shows zero injuries. Does it really pose a risk? Let's know it better.

NFL referees are set to be replaced by cutting-edge technology which is set to go on trial next season following officiating complaints.

Over the past three years, the Eagles and Buffalo Bills have combined to run 163 tush push plays, according to ESPN research, which is more than the league’s other 30 teams combined. They were also highly successful, with the two teams combining for a first down or touchdown on 87% of them.

League data shows zero injuries on Philadelphia's signature QB sneak, weakening arguments for banning the play.

“Tush push” injury data: 0 NFL executive Troy Vincent said there were no injuries on the play in 2024. The health and safety committee raised concerns about potential for injuries but data says there have been none. So those arguing about safety can’t point to injures that have…