In a stunning display of creativity, Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson dug deep into his playbook today, and the result was a touchdown catch by offensive lineman Dan Skipper. On the play, Skipper, who typically plays offensive tackle, lined up at tight end, ready to unleash one of the most unexpected moments of the game.
As the play unfolded, Skipper faked a block, and instead of staying in to protect quarterback Jared Goff, he slipped out into the open field. Goff, showing great poise, saw the wide-open Skipper and delivered a perfect pass. Skipper, who isn’t exactly known for his receiving prowess, made the catch with ease, and then did what any big man would do—he took it to the house for the Lions’ second touchdown of the game.
This impressive trick play not only showcased Johnson’s boldness but also highlighted the chemistry between Goff and Skipper, who executed the play flawlessly. The Lions’ offense is proving to be as unpredictable as it is efficient, and today’s touchdown was just another example of their creativity.
Check out the video to see the full trick play and watch Skipper rumble in for a touchdown that will surely be remembered for years to come!
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