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Tyreek in Miami and Shanahan talking about that. He says, we call it cheat motion. Right? Because he's kind of moving towards the line. He's starting to turn the corner as the ball snaps. So he has all the momentum.
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Hill's cheat motion weaponized at snap; exceptional timing creates early line-of-scrimmage advantage

Hill's 'cheat motion' usage in San Francisco's offense is being weaponized at the snap, allowing him to carry momentum toward the line of scrimmage. The source notes Hill's timing is exceptional—he plants his foot and opens his hip exactly as the ball snaps, meaning he's not starting from a three-point stance and reaches the line of scrimmage much faster than typical receivers.

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