In a football matchup between the Pittsburgh Steelers (PIT) and the Tennessee Titans (TEN), we find ourselves with a second down and 9 yards to go for a first down. Specifically, the ball rests on the 11-yard line belonging to the Tennessee Titans. The game clock shows 9 minutes and 30 seconds remaining in the first quarter. Building up the suspense, the quarterback of the team represented by the initials W. Levis throws a quick pass directly down the center of the field to the receiver known as D. Henry. The pass is successfully completed, resulting in Henry gaining 5 yards before being halted in his tracks by the defending duo of E. Roberts and C. Holcomb. This alone, though noteworthy, does not mark the end of the play. We witness a penalty being called on T. Watt, a player from the Pittsburgh Steelers, for roughing the passer, an act where he illegally hit the quarterback after the pass was thrown. Consequently, the ball is propelled forward an extra 15 yards from the point of the tackle, setting it up on the 16-yard line of the Tennessee Titans. The insightful details concerning this event have been graciously provided by ESPN Analytics.