The PIttsburgh Steelers saw the Indianapolis Colts' awful fourth-down trick play from earlier in the season and thought: "Hey, we can beat that!"
After the first quarter expired in Sunday's game against the Seattle Seahawks, the Steelers had the entire break to come up with a play, and this is what they decided upon.
Quarterback Landry Jones, who was acting as the holder, moved into position to take the snap. He then rolled out to his right and attempted a pass to the backside of the play to an offensive lineman, which unsurprisingly, wasn't the best idea.
Cornerback Jeremy Lane, playing in his first game of the year, came down with the interception.