small wrinkle. Instead of two tight ends on the field, rookie lineman Isaac Seumalo reported as an eligible receiver, lining up as the tight end to the left. The Eagles were going to run right behind the rookie on this play, a basic sweep run.

The ball is snapped, and Wentz hands the ball off to Ryan Mathews. Jason Peters pulls out to the "overhang" defender, linebacker De'Vondre Campbell. Kelce pulls to take on the playside linebacker in Deion Jones. Stefen Wisniewski blocks down on nose tackle Grady Jarrett, and Seumalo blocks defensive end Ra'Shede Hageman. This 6-yard run picks up a first down, and the Eagles move the chains.

Shot 5 - #Eagles 'Trap' schemes were very effective vs #Falcons. Gets OL right up on LBs and RB canget downhill quickly. pic.twitter.com/48zhyQMLXq — Fran Duffy (@fduffy3) November 15, 2016

On the next play, the Eagles called a basic trap play for a big gain on first down. The trap is a quick-hitting run that the Eagles' defense has seen a ton of this season. It's a play that takes advantage of aggressive defensive fronts. Peters and Wisniewski release up to the second level. Brandon Brooks pulls to the front side to block defensive tackle Courtney Upshaw, and Kelce blocks down on the nose tackle. Mathews is able to get downhill immediately with a head of steam. Watch him put his shoulder right into the chest of the linebacker for an 8-yard gain on first down to bring up second-and-2.

Shot 6 - Great movement by Big V and