He produced a bunch of turnover opportunities from the sideline too that they almost capitalized on.
I didn't see it so much as a gameplan as it was Sean and Leslie's personal Skunkworks. I think they were so confident in their ability to handle that team that they just decided to run everything under the sun and put a bunch of new and younger players into as many situations as they could and see how everybody did. It looked like a freaking football lab out there.
You saw Oliver taking snaps at End, Groot dropping into a mess of different zones, Star getting lots of single gap opportunities, Epenesa being allowed to disregard contain responsibilities, Edmunds running different twists, multiple blitzes from both boundary and slot corners, lots of late switches to disguise coverages, etc. and it just went on and on and on and on. I can't recall an instance where they stuffed that large a variety of looks into a single game.
Whoever is calling Washington's offense must be sitting in a film room right now with a clicker in one hand a bottle of Tums in the other.