(AAron Ontiveroz, The Denver Post)
Aqib Talib knew the ending before the play clock started. Eight yards behind the line of scrimmage he stood, bent in his two-point stance as the processor in his mind scanned the Cleveland Browns' offensive formation and he awaited the call from Broncos defensive coordinator Wade Phillips.
Second-and-12. Twelve personnel — one running back, a tight end-receiver combo on each side of the line. Shotgun. Now they're motioning for "empty."
The Browns' lone running back scurried to the left sideline, giving the them five receivers to push upfield.