Patriots perfectly execute 34-yard flea-flicker to extend lead over Steelers

CBS

The New England Patriots pulled off some offensive trickery against the Steelers in the second quarter of the NFC Championship on Sunday when Tom Brady found Chris Hogan for a 34-yard touchdown on a perfect little flea-flicker.

On the play, Brady handed the ball off to Dion Lewis on what looked to be a standard rushing play. Only Lewis, before making contact with the line, flipped the ball back to Brady, who immediately hit a wide-open Hogan for the score. 

Here's the play:

Hogan, who only played one year of college football, now has two touchdowns in the first half against the Steelers.

New England leads 17-6 toward the end of the first half.