Watch: Eagles' unstoppable quarterback push is back

The Philadelphia Eagles were the best short-yardage team in the NFL last season because of their dominance with the quarterback sneak.

It is not so much a sneak, as much as it is a push. 

When the Eagles are at the goal line or facing a fourth-and-inches situation, they power forward with their offensive line and give quarterback Jalen Hurts a push from behind to get him into the end zone or past the first down marker. The Eagles were so successful with it last year that opposing defenses hated it and the league even looked into whether or not the move should be banned.

It was not, and the Eagles are free to still use it.

They scored two touchdowns on those plays on Thursday night.

The first came late in the second quarter when Hurts capped off a physically dominant touchdown drive that saw the Eagles run the ball all over the Vikings.