P.J. Locke sees the opposing punt return unit break its huddle and come toward the line of scrimmage.
He’s looking at the front, identifying his man, calling it out and hearing his fellow punt unit teammates doing the same.
He’s alert for any pre-snap motion that might be in the repertoire of Buffalo. Or Kansas City. Or Minnesota.
The ball gets snapped and… nothing happens.
Well, something does. The three-dimensional projection in front of him reloads and the group moves on to the next look.
This is part of the way the Broncos learned their playbook this summer and it’s part of the way they stay sharp, halfway between the practice field and the meeting room, out in The Shed.