3 ways Kevin Stefanski uses motion to create a clear picture for his quarterbacks: Film review

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Mike McDaniel, Sean McVay, and Kyle Shanahan are three young, creative offensive minds that are using motion like no one has ever seen in the NFL. Using late, on-snap motion in toward, out from, or across the formation creates a running start for the wide receiver and tremendous problems for defensive coordinators. These coordinators use this motion to create a numbers advantage in the run and pass games by using receivers, tight ends, and running backs. Tyreek Hill and the Dolphins employ this motion the most frequently in the NFL, with 68.2% of the play, followed by the Rams at 40.1% and the 49ers with 39.2%. The Dolphins, 49ers, and Rams finished second, third, and eighth, respectively.