What happened: Offensive tackle Penei Sewell lined up in a specialty Rhino formation and ran an eligible pass route during regular-season action. His release into the pattern pulled defenders with him and cleared space in the secondary for a touchdown completion.

Why it matters: Deploying an offensive tackle as a motion decoy adds a physical mismatch to goal-line and short-yardage play calling. The versatility builds on an evolving role for Sewell after he recently shifted to left tackle.

What to watch: Opposing defensive fronts will have to account for tackle-eligible motion in short-yardage situations as the regular season continues.