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NFL - During the second quarter of their eventual 31-13 victory over Las Vegas, the Chiefs were at the Raiders' 9-yard line on second down. But instead of coming up to the line of scrimmage as usual, the players spontaneously huddled and spun around in a circle for a few seconds before quickly breaking into formation to snap the ball. And while the play miraculously resulted in a touchdown for the Chiefs, the play ended up being nullified due to a holding penalty. When asked about the play after the game, Patrick Mahomes said the team has some plays that were created to confuse defenses through odd set-ups, and that this particular play, dubbed the "Snow Globe" in the spirit of the holidays, was actually first conceived last season and set aside, before being brought back for this week's matchup. "It was something we had kind of practiced on actually last year of doing that, of getting confusion going and getting to the line to snap, and we didn't get the chance to run it last year," Mahomes said in his postgame press conference. "As the season went back on, I was kind of nudging coach (Andy) Reid like, 'Hey, let's bring it back in a different way.' We didn't have that throw back on it the last time we ran it. Hopefully we can maybe do it again and get back to whatever we ran last time and get another touchdown."

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