Patrick Mahomes’ Chiefs theatrics weren’t limited to touchdown passes in Sunday’s home win against the Raiders. With Kansas City driving early in the second quarter on a 4th and one, the star quarterback lined up under center and appeared to try to lure Las Vegas offsides,

Jacksonville State football used trick plays and Deondre Johnson made plays in a win over MTSU as Gamecocks stay unbeaten in Conference USA play.

The other notable one came early in the fourth quarter. Backup quarterback Tyson Bagent snuck on to the field and lined up out wide to the right in a trips formation. Williams threw it to Bagent on a screen and then Bagent threw it back to Williams, creating a misdirection for the defense resulting in a 20-yard catch and run for Williams.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes had an Oscar-worthy performance on a play he ran against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, and it may have

The Chiefs often unveil their trick plays near the goal line, where they've been reluctant for years to run simple quarterback sneaks after Mahomes hurt his knee trying one in a game against Denver. The field is compacted, making it a challenge to get that last yard or so before the end zone, and the myriad ruses tend to catch defenses off guard.

Off the strength of those two plays, plus Deontae Lawson forcing a fumble in between the drives, Alabama survived a scare. Finally, a DeBoer team that didn’t bring its A-game for much of the day found something late and put away an unranked team it simply had to beat.

Watch Auburn football troll Arkansas defense with Annexation of Puerto Rico hidden-ball trick play from 'Little Giants' movie.

The Detroit Lions had a touchdown taken off the board in the first quarter after a trick play led to a touchdown catch for quarterback Jared Goff.

Trailing 31-16 after three quarters, the New York Jets came back and stunned the Bengals in Cincinnati to earn their first win of the 2025 season Sunday. The Jets scored three fourth-quarter touchdowns,

For an offensive juggernaut like the Rams, who end the regular season 8-0, scored 52 or more points five times and never scored fewer than 39, the play is just one more in a deep bag of tricks. For a team that makes the most routine plays look complex and devastating, that’s one more thing for potential playoff opponents to consider.

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