Seahawks attempt their version of a "Tush Push" with Jalen Milroe
Well, that is until Friday, August 15th, 2025 I suppose. The Seattle Seahawks kicked off their Week 2 preseason game against the Kansas City Chiefs and sent their first team offense on the field to start the game. Seattle faced a 3rd-and-1 at their own 41-yard line, and unveiled a rather unusual formation.
Starting quarterback Sam Darnold lined up in the backfield. Under center was none other than rookie Jalen Milroe, who was shoved over the line to convert the first down, and the Seahawks would eventually score a touchdown six plays later.
Ever since Jalen Milroe was drafted, head coach Mike Macdonald has been adamant about two things: Sam Darnold will be the starter, but Jalen Milroe will play. Naturally, the use of Milroe's legs seems to be the most logical way to incorporate his unique skillset into the offense. Perhaps this is a taste of what might be on the horizon for Seattle in 2025.
This article originally appeared on Seahawks Wire: Seahawks rookie QB Jalen Milroe attempts "Tush Push" vs Chiefs
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