The Miami Dolphins alone could have filled out this list of gadget plays, but that would be a disservice to thses 10 plays that had viewers asking "Did you just see that?"
The
Ravens come out firing in Week 1, using a double reverse (and a nice block by QB
Joe Flacco) to spring Mark Clayton for a 42-yard touchdown.
Ronnie Brown accounted for five TDs vs. the
Patriots in Week 3, including this 19-yard halfback pass to tight end Anthony Fasano.
Saints wide receiver
Robert Meachem makes a great catch off this
Drew Brees flea-flicker against the
49ers in Week 4.
Montell Owens' first career carry comes on a fake punt against the
Texans and the
Jaguars FB takes the direct snap 41 yards for a touchdown.
Redskins WR Antwaan Randle El takes a handoff, then dumps a pass to TE
Chris Cooley for an 18-yard touchdown against the
Eagles in Week 5.
Chad Pennington lines up as WR, takes a handoff, then finds RB Patrick Cobbs wide open over the middle of the field for a 53-yard touchdown.
The
Ravens draw up a Wildcat play of their own, as
Joe Flacco hands off to Troy Smith and then catches a 43-yard pass from his backup QB.
The trend that swept the NFL in 2008 reaches Kansas City, as QB
Tyler Thigpen catches a 37-yard touchdown pass from WR Mark Bradley.
Redskins rookie WR
Devin Thomas gets a block from QB
Jason Campbell on his first career touchdown -- a 29-yard run off a double-reverse.
Baltimore's Mark Clayton takes a reverse, then finds WR Derrick Mason for an easy 32-yard touchdown pass against the
Bengals in Week 13.
