Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid didn’t waste much time in ending the suspense over whether his team had a lateral eye-catcher planned during the first half of Monday’s game against the New Orleans Saints.

Patrick Mahomes completed a pass to Travis Kelce on 3rd-and-22, and the tight end then sent it to Samaje Perine. It left the Chiefs down a yard on a first down, and they eventually converted the ensuing fourth down before ending the drive with a field goal.

“We do it every day in practice,” Reid said when asked if the play was scheduled or not.

This isn’t the first time Kelce has lateraled a live ball after coming down on a fly ball.

Last season, he threw one back to Kadarius Toney during a showdown with the Buffalo Bills. It was about what would have been the go-ahead goal in the final minutes and certainly the play of the year, but it was negated by Toney lining up in the neutral zone before the break.