Translating Quarterback Play-Calling Language!
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I’m just waiting for the day they have sponsors for their audibles. TAMPAX 23! TAMPAX 23!!
HUHHH
What are and how many can the instructions be?
I still don’t fully understand lol
high school was simple. We just had a name for a play like "cowboy pass" and everything was already defined. In college we named the formation, the hole, who got the ball, the snap count and the pass patterns. For example, "blue right, 32 wham pass 69-77 z. Blue was the formation with two split backs, TB behind the QB, and FB behind left tackle. 32 wham meant 3 back through the 2 hole. .. (holes are the gaps. in our offense even to the right, odd to the left). QB was usually number 1, TB 2, FB 3, slot or wing 4. WR (off the line) was 7, Strong side TE was 6, Weak side was 8. 32 wham pass meant play action to the 3 back through the 2 hole with a double team between the G/T on either side of that 2 hole (2nd from center so between G and T). 69 meant 6 receiver (strong side TE ran a 9 pattern and the 7 receiver ran a 7 pattern. patterns were numbered, even to the outside, odd to the inside. z was the motion pattern. Receivers had to read the defense and adjust the route accordingly. we didn't normally call the route for the 3rd receiver. It was up to the 3rd receiver to run a compliment pattern to the two patterns called in the huddle. In our system, we named the snap count, then at the LOS, the Qb would read the defense (motion often caused the D to declare their true intention). His cadense went like this: 2-61, 2-61, down GO . . . If we had called the snap count as "on 2" in the huddle, then if he called a 2 as his first number, he just changed the play. In the case of my example, he changed the play to a 61, which simply meant the 6 receiver (Strrong side TE), would run a '1' pattern, which meant a quick look in over the middle. In this case, the QB probably saw a potential blitz by the Mike (Middle linebacker). When the TE heard the 61, he knew (and also probably observed the Mike LB as well as the motion developed). He would then run a "hot route" over the middle approximating the 1 pattern. Basically supposed to go to the spot the MLB just vacated. So its really fairly simple. As that TE I caught a lot of passes on the audible to the 61.
This didn’t help at all ahahahahahahaha
If zip is in, maybe zap is out. Total guess.
Damn, that seems hard to do. I wonder how many great players get undrafted/unsigned just because they can't learn a word system
Maybe zap means "z across" so like a crossing route
This sport is so fun in some ways but it requires way too much time in the classroom and it has way too much downtime inbetween plays. European football is a lot more active and has more of the "fun" aspect, where the focus is on the skill not on remembering nonsense words etc.
3:22 sounds like a conversation you'd have with someone in the madhouse
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Spider 2 Y Banana
Spider 2 Banana. I miss that guy. He was great for football
Does anybody know what pro blue 32 means in junior high football? I’m a new receiver
Them: red right 24 dragon on one
Me: HB DRAW
200 pop pass post slant scatter screen right bear 49 split left 4 back counter privet 10 counter clutch 11 out right u2 13 slant 3 stop 4 lead 200 jet right slugger 2 shallow left (t)right dub sea banana TV u2 right up slant left up slant bear Florida
The one I remember the most with the most media attention is Omaha.
Black 59 razor, black 59 razor.
Running back is my favorite position to play in football but quarterback imo is the most difficult and fascinating. They are very intelligent.
3:23 how i understand my wife when i m watching sportcenter
Manning’s Colts had to go to Manning School every week before a game 😂
The Whitest “Foreign language” ever!
American football is the most intellectually difficult sport to play in the world 🌎
Something ABOUT THE VERBAGE
for mahomes, it;s Blue 80!! every time he begins his cadence
I remember seeing a i-formation run up the 1 hole called so many calls it’s crazy. But draw always has draw in the play book everywhere. Anyone ever seen a draw play without draw in the call?
Simplify it?? Seems pretty simple to me. You are playing football. You’re not engineering rockets. What do I know though.
0:50 Andy Reid using Omaha(!) play calling before it was cool by Peyton!
American football: …
International futbol: “Uh … go kick it”
And for Peyton, TB stands for "tea baggin' time!"
That's why my fat ass just played nose tackle 😂
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Madden is just OHIO OHIO
Patrick Patrick , Orange Tight Sang
Post Post Out-Right Tight Cover on QB Slant
put me in Offence I’m ready
AMERICA IT WAS SAID BY (QUOTE THE SMARTEST SPORTS ANALYST)THAT BLACK FOOTBALL PLAYERS ARE NOT INTELLIGENT ENOUGH TO BE QUATERBACK.
Why is this impressive?
We all learn different representations through life :
– language
– coding
– mathematics
– chemistry
– a second language
Etc etc
Omaha!
Zebra= We're about to get some help from the reffs
I prefer the ole classic. "Blue 42"
No wonder you see these high school teams that are totally lost. Just imagine a high school kid given the task to learn all that. Some pick it up, but the big majority are just trying to look good in uniform.
THE ONLY GAME WITH UNKNOWN LANGUAGE… AWESOME / SOUNDS FUN .
If you want a play to sound fabulous, Jeff Garcia is your man.