Overview
- Campbell called the play the least of his concerns and said Detroit will focus on technique and leverage rather than practicing full-speed reps.
- The Lions were among 10 teams that opposed a ban in the offseason vote that fell short 22–24, keeping the play legal.
- Philadelphia used the play early in its Nov. 10 win over Green Bay, prompting online ribbing of the Packers for having sponsored the failed ban.
- Broadcasters and critics highlighted early movement and inconsistent officiating on recent attempts, with Troy Aikman noting what looked like offsides at the snap.
- Reporting indicates the NFL office encouraged the Packers to submit the ban proposal, while Green Bay and others continue to use traditional quarterback sneaks in short yardage.