The 4th down play the Chiefs used to win the game against the Browns was the same play the Bears tried on 4th and 1 against the Green Bay Packers in Week 17
Slightly different formation, Bears in a 2x2 instead of a 3x1

Biggest difference is Tyreek Hill running a quick out versus Allen Robinson running a quick out. Packers slot defender plays it much better than the Browns did too
Notice how Allen Robinson takes an outside release off of the line of scrimmage before his inside fake and then breaking to the outside. It keeps the slot CB in perfect position.

Tyreek Hill takes an inside release, which instantly takes the slot CB out of position
The lesson here is that the play *can* work, if you have the right talent in the right position with the right execution.

Doesn't matter if it's Patrick Mahomes, Chad Henne or Mitch Trubisky in the shotgun
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