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The drive commenced with a throwback play that caught the defense off-guard. The quarterback executed a strategic fake to the running back, effectively leading defenders away from his true target. This clever deception allowed him to deliver a pass across the field that, while risky on paper, turned out to be a successful play. As the commentator noted, throwing back across the middle by a right-handed quarterback is considered a "no-no" unless it results in a touchdown—something the quarterback achieved on this very play.