Midway through the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' second 2016 training camp practice, wide receiver Adam Humphries pulled a slick double-move on an opposing cornerback to get open deep down the right sideline. Quarterback Mike Glennon, who had faked a handoff to the left and then rolled to his right, spied Humphries right away and dropped his right shoulder as he prepared to release a deep, arcing pass.
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That move necessarily brought Glennon's left shoulder up, a little nugget of information that safety Keith Tandy – playing deep centerfield – absorbed almost without thinking about it.