O'Reilly's AI analyst defines the tush push as a one-yard quarterback sneak
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O'Reilly Radar reports that its Monday Morning Agent defined the tush push as a quarterback sneak from under center with one yard or less to go, because its play data has no "tush push" label.
The agent saved the definition in a shared data dictionary that future runs must use and cite.
Using that definition, the agent found the defined play converted 78.3% of the time over five seasons, compared with 70% for other short-yardage rushes. The data cannot measure the shove itself, so the category is a proxy for the play, not a direct measurement of the tush push.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Nov 2, 11:59 AM ET
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AIO'Reilly's Monday Morning Agent defined the tush push as a quarterback sneak from under center with one yard or less to go, because its play data has no "tush push" label. The definition is saved in a shared data dictionary that future agent runs must use and cite. Across five seasons, the defined play converted 78.3% of the time, compared with 70% for other short-yardage rushes, but the data cannot measure the shove itself.
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