The Kansas City Chiefs use a long-remembered trick-play concept during a Monday night game, a move that both outlets link to sports broadcaster Chris Berman. The play is described as a “90-year-old” trick play, implying the tactic traces back decades and is revived for a game-changing moment.
The reports focus on how the Chiefs incorporate the unusual design and execution into their offense, and they credit Berman for popularizing or being associated with the concept in sports culture. While both sources present the same core event—the Chiefs’ successful trick play and Berman’s connection—neither provides detailed, verifiable specifics such as the opponent, the exact quarter-and-yardage context, or the precise play diagram beyond the general description.
Overall, the two accounts align on the framing: the Chiefs pull a rare, historically rooted trick from the past, and Berman is cited as an influence or reference point tied to the play’s legacy.
