Kwity Paye fell for the trap a week ago against the Buffalo Bills.
Quite literally.
When the Indianapolis Colts defensive end threw his stab, the Bills’ offensive linemen trapped his arm, knocked him off balance and sent him tumbling to the ground.
But the fourth-year pass rusher is a quick study.
When New York Jets offensive tackle Morgan Moses tried the same tactic with time running out Sunday in East Rutherford, N.J., Paye “grabbed cloth on the inside pad,” kept his leverage, pushed off the block and cut off quarterback Aaron Rodgers as he sought refuge in the “B” gap.