Is Caleb Sturgis stealing moves from his brother?
During the fourth quarter of Miami's 39-36 loss to Denver on Sunday, Sturgis had to attempt an onside kick. Instead of your normal run-of-the-mill onside though, Sturgis tried something with a little more flair: A rabona kick.
It was actually a good kick, but it didn't fake out Broncos running back C.J. Anderson, who fielded the ball for Denver.
The rabona kick isn't one you see often in the NFL, but no one should be shocked to see it from Sturgis, whose older brother Nathan, plays for Chivas USA in MLS.
Although the Dolphins didn't recover Sturgis' kick, the rabona has worked for other teams. Rice kicker Chris Boswell did it for the Owls in September 2013.
And just to show you how long the rabona's been around. Here's the Cowboys successfully pulling off a rabona during a 1972 playoff game against the 49ers.
