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Coogs
08-24-2014, 10:24 AM
Last night they showed the length of wording on one of the offensive play calls. Christ! The thing was just a couple of chapters short of qualifying for being a novel!

Why does this have to be so difficult? Why couldn't it just be as simple as something like "Blue 33" ?

Then when you get to the line, and see the play is screwed, you might have time to audible into something that might work, and not require all the players to have a degree in quantum physics to know what is going on.

Palko 4 ever
08-24-2014, 10:37 AM
Because we are the Chiefs.

Pasta Little Brioni
08-24-2014, 10:39 AM
Fat Andy's offensive mind > CP slapdicks

TribalElder
08-24-2014, 10:39 AM
Could each term tell each group what to do on any given play?

srvy
08-24-2014, 10:44 AM
Because you don't audible out of a Andy Reid play?

Coogs
08-24-2014, 10:47 AM
Could each term tell each group what to do on any given play?

I'm sure it does. But something like "Blue" might be the formation. Play 33 out of that formation might tell everyone what to do.

Coogs
08-24-2014, 10:48 AM
Because you don't audible out of a Andy Reid play?

In my mind, that is not a good thing.

Coochie liquor
08-24-2014, 10:49 AM
Toss right

Coogs
08-24-2014, 10:50 AM
Toss right

:LOL:

Exactly!

'Hamas' Jenkins
08-24-2014, 11:09 AM
Last night they showed the length of wording on one of the offensive play calls. Christ! The thing was just a couple of chapters short of qualifying for being a novel!

Why does this have to be so difficult? Why couldn't it just be as simple as something like "Blue 33" ?

Then when you get to the line, and see the play is screwed, you might have time to audible into something that might work, and not require all the players to have a degree in quantum physics to know what is going on.

Each section of the playcall establishes what a given unit is supposed to do--receivers, line, RBs, and QB.

Everyone but the QB just needs to know their section of the playcall. There is a little bit more variance in the OL, but it's not terribly difficult. It's really only hard on the QB.

Example: Brown right f short 2 flanker drive

Brown is the formation: Two wide receivers split wide with a tight end. Fullback is directly behind the QB and the RB is to his right.

This is also known as a "Near" formation.

Right indicates that the strong side of the play (where the TE is) is on the right hand side.

(Were the TE on the left, the formation would be a "Far" formation)

F short tells the flanker (strong side) to motion closer to the tight end before the snap.

2-Jet is the protection scheme: Four blockers block the weak side of the play, leaving the RT and FB blocking the strong side.

The TE and flanker read the defense, sitting down if there's a hole in the zone. If it's man, the TE runs a quick in route, the flanker a crossing route, and the HB a quick hitter in the flat.

Direckshun
08-24-2014, 11:13 AM
Remember when the news broke that Brody Croyle wanted all of the offensive playcalls to be one word?

LMAO

God. This fucking team.

'Hamas' Jenkins
08-24-2014, 11:16 AM
Remember when the news broke that Brody Croyle wanted all of the offensive playcalls to be one word?

LMAO

God. This fucking team.

Are you fucking serious?

TribalElder
08-24-2014, 11:35 AM
Omaha

FloridaMan88
08-24-2014, 11:59 AM
Remember when the news broke that Brody Croyle wanted all of the offensive playcalls to be one word?

LMAO

God. This ****ing team.

I could see that being entirely possible in a Herm offense.

How many different words do you need to call a run up the middle play?

Hammock Parties
08-24-2014, 12:01 PM
I could see that being entirely possible in a Herm offense.

How many different words do you need to call a run up the middle play?

The one-word playcall for that was "butt."

Easy 6
08-24-2014, 12:03 PM
Remember when the news broke that Brody Croyle wanted all of the offensive playcalls to be one word?

LMAO

God. This ****ing team.

Wha?

LOL

John Dope
08-25-2014, 07:08 AM
Well, it's still not as bad as Haley's ideas to revolutionize the game. You know, like running a training camp without tackling and having the OC call the play down to the QB coach who then calls it into the QB. He really insisted the play take twice as long to call.

John Dope
08-25-2014, 07:09 AM
Why does this have to be so difficult? Why couldn't it just be as simple as something like "Blue 33" ?



If they did that I bet Bray could be the starter.

Mojo Jojo
08-25-2014, 07:16 AM
Because "36 Toss Power Trap"