Interesting article on Bengals on NFL.com

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(06-29-2017, 09:07 AM)SHRacerX Wrote: It was?  I thought it was just a rule that if you substituted that you had to allow the opponent to substitute.  Surely, it can't be that you aren't allowed to try and quick-snap a team in substitutions.  I see the Pats do that all the time....or don't I?

Maybe you and I have different definitions of the sugar huddle.  When I think of the sugar huddle....I'm thinking of how the Bengals used to run out like 13 players on the field, and then, when they saw the defensive alignment, they'd send either the WRs off the field, or the TEs....depending on what the defense shows.  What you are alluding to is legal.  Sorry for the confusion.