I've been interested in the post-Super Bowl dialogue around the OT coin toss decision.
This article does a good job covering all the angles, but one point stood out as something that may apply to the Eagles:
Should Team 1 go for 2 after a touchdown on the first drive? "...Unless Team 1 is truly a dominant team from 2 yards out, it has to take going for 2 on the opening score off the table."
It made me wonder if the tush push puts the Eagles as one of the teams that might have done the analytics and would have chosen to go for 2 if they scored as the first possession team if this happened last year.
If the Bradberry flag doesn't get thrown and we somehow tied it up, in that particular game with the way the D was getting thrashed, I don't think Sirianni would have taken the risk after scoring an opening drive TD of failing to convert, only being up 6, and leaving the door open for KC to win with a TD an XP.
But, if those OT rules applied in the regular season, I could see them being aggressive and trying to go up 8 before giving the other team the ball.