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Old 06-27-2013, 05:23 PM   #984
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Originally Posted by Buzz_TinBalls View Post
eh, he was seeing similar formations/personnel -- not the same play calls tho. scroll the video I posted and the plays are at the end there.
1st down: Alignment: diamond Twins RT. Playcall: Zr 22 ace with built in Z screen. (I'm trying yo use basic terminology so bear with me). James runs a dive play with crabtree having a built in screen.

2nd down: Alignment: gun pats right(bunch). Personnel : Detroit (1back, 2te, 2wr). Playcall: x slant, y corner z diagonal.

3rd down: alignment: 9 slot tight, FAT(motion by crabs out of backfield) Playcall: x fade, and then a spacing concept in which the y(Davis) runs a corner and the z runs a desigjed pick to free crabs running the diagonal.

4th down: Alignment: pistol 1 out slot Playcall: sticks concepts with z fade.


Simpathy, you powerful ****ers, this is on a phone and not including coverages. As to the belief they ran the same play repeatedly, both the 2nd and 3rd down calls feature similar concepts.
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