When Baltimore Ravens defensive lineman Calais Campbell blocked Pittsburgh Steelers kicker Chris Boswell’s 40-yard field goal try with 11:19 left in the fourth quarter, it shifted the momentum of the game and led to a Ravens field goal that would ultimately be the difference in Baltimore’s 16-14 win. Campbell said that before the play, Baltimore special teams coordinator Chris Horton called an audible and had Campbell use a swim move in the A-gap on long snapper Christian Kuntz, and the move worked as he was able to block the field goal.
“Coach pretty much called an audible. Chris Horton came to me on the sideline and it was like, ‘hey, I’m gonna switch it up.