2-3 Jet Chip Wasp...Explanation ?
 

Might be a dumb question but I cant seem to figure out what the 2-3 or 2-3-5 mean in 2-3 Jet Chip Wasp?. .

or it is called just 3 jet Y Wasp Funnel?

any playbook guys get it?

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"2-3" is a 6 man slide protection call, "chip" tells the back and TE to chip block, and WASP is like, a concept, a 5 step drop with a shuffle or two, depending. Y is the Y receiver doing the deep post corner with the outside receiver running an in-route. I guess it "funnels" a zone defense? It sure took SF out of their cleats...

Tyreek's cut to the outside confused the hell out of them!

thanks..think i got it..I obviously got the chip, Y, and wasp part. . was just confused on the 2-3 . .

2-3 basically is just the orders to the O-Line on which way to slide when they block. . and the back is supposed to pick up the DE or LB if it comes and chip him before going. .

Right, but Damian kind of whiffed on his chip on Bosa

Funny, the same route concept got Tyreek his only catch in the 2018 AFC Championship Game. That play wasn't a chip, it was Play Action and blocked a bit better, but the exact same route concept with the Jet WASP Y Funnel, so they got Belichick with it, too. The one who sucks the penis.

Fred Warner told the saftey stay in the middle right before the play. . then seeing Tyreek running full speed he had no choice..that deep sideline wasnt even his responsibilty. .

i think this was just a perfect example of the Chiefs adjusting their calls while the 49ers stayed in that same cover 3 on big passing downs. . and never adjusted

still cant believe how it unfolded...getting the previous play overturned actually gave us the time to make that call..and the fact that Mahomes called the play is unreal. .

This is the best explanation of that play I've seen -

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yep..this and the HB and Frank Clark Mic'd up are 2 of the best videos ever in the history of videos


"Any down and distance...I dont care"

he literally dropped back 14 yrds from the line of scrimmage to throw that 57 yards in the air

That play basically earned Mahomes the MVP of the game.

The look on Robert Saleh's face immediately after the play.....he knew that was it.

yep and i love how they just turned business after that..Kelce hardly celebrated that TD..they ran off the field becaused they knew they still had work to do

the difference between having Mahomes and a mortal at QB

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Chris Simms also had a pretty good breakdown of the play that got into how the play worked because a) that route just shouldn’t work and with a lesser QB it wouldn’t and b) he dissected how the play used the 49er scheme against itself and once Tyreek left the safety’s zone he got handed off but was then able to cut back into the same space. It’s a pretty detailed breakdown that gets into some different things than the turning point video. Will try to find it.

No, no, no. You guys are all wrong. Skip Bayliss told me that play was just all luck.
He’s on tv, so I trust that he doesn’t his research and knows what he’s talking about.

This? I watched it a few days ago:

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How ****ing cool is that our basically 2nd year QB, in the biggest game of his life, while still struggling and trying to pull out of arguably two worst quarters of football he's played as a Chief - has the presence of mind to basically be the coach and call the absolute perfect ballsy play?

And not only that - to continually coach Watkins and Hill in the huddle to run it a certain way. And then to drift back way farther than the play called for, because he knew he had to, and still execute perfectly - releasing the ball like 1/10th of a second before getting hit?

That is GOAT legendary stuff they'll be talking about forever.

I watched them break the play down several times.
It's Hills responsibility to fake the Safety at the last second on which way he's running that makes the play.

In awe........

When I watch the Wasp play, I often chuckle at the clip that showed Montana, Favre, and Brees watching the game together. At the end of the play, Montana says to Tyreek, "Get down, knucklehead." I don't why, but that's hilarious to me.

This reminds me, I wanted to make a "poster" with this play drawn out and named and super bowl 54 and over it 65 toss power trap and Super Bowl 4. I'd print and send one to someone who made that for me

Wow, I just now seen Pat explaining the second INT he threw. He intentionaly threw behind Hill to attempt to slow him down, and save him from the big hit...WHAT A ****ING GUY! That's my QB, I want that guys mentality as my teammate.

If you ever make one PM me, I'd like one as well if you wouldn't mind :IA:

That got me all tingly.

He’s just so preternaturally GD composed.

I don’t know what I did to deserve him.

It seemed like Brees understood the play concept and how Hill got that wide open, while Favre and especially Montana did not.

If I remember right, Brees was stunned.

Crap. Video blocked.

Yeah that was the good one that really helps you understand the play.

https://youtu.be/a8jivpvyen4?t=3370

Here's Brees, Farve and Montana. It starts after the 2nd and 15 with Montana talking about Mahomes short arming it to Tyreek on the play that was overturned.

LOVE it when Montana's eyes light up right after the go ahead score while they're reviewing - "What happens if you get the ball on the 6" line?" I always think about that. I'm pretty sure we go for it - and man what a moment it would have been, assuming my heart doesn't explode.

Favre and Montana aren't in the same brain space as Brees.

Ah, please fix this.

Fixed. Thanks!

It really bothered me not knowing which name was in the wrong place. LMAOThanks.

Ive never seen a bunch of more boring lifeless people watching a Superbowl.. Brees was the only one that showed emotion,.,

Montana had no clue about anything and u can see a bit of his soul die when Damien scores that TD at the end . .
Montana actuallly asked when a player steps out of bounds do they mark him where the ball is or his foot..???

could see Montana was really rooting for the 49ers and Brees seemed like he was pulling for the Chiefs. .

Farve just wanted things to be compared to him...

and the other guy was like weekend at Bernies trying to hold up 3 lifeless bodies

Only one guy can take a 20 step drop out of a shotgun

I think the funnel part is telling the other receivers that they should not adjust their routes because they are funneling the defense away from the Y receiver.

Usually, the receivers would go through their route tree based on the defense, and adjust their routes, but this play needed the other receivers to run their base routes.

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First a plague & now killer wasps!
WHAT HAVE THEY DONE

This is a little rough, had to compress it to meet the size requirements here, but something like this?

I like the use of the white so both LIV and IV are in the same place. Well done!

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biggest I can do at home is 8.5x11 But I will give it a try

In 65 Toss Power Trap, I count 12 guys. Not trying to be critical, you just might want to double check your drawing.

Edit: After doing some checking, it appears the WR on the right needs to be removed.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">In front of Arrowhead Stadium &quot;65 Toss Power Trap&quot; <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/65tosspowertrap?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#65tosspowertrap</a> <a href="http://t.co/p24tH9Pw3b">pic.twitter.com/p24tH9Pw3b</a></p>&mdash; Edward Jones II (@Ed_Jones2) <a href="https://twitter.com/Ed_Jones2/status/495603436898250752?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 2, 2014</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Yea, that's a real fine poster.

Yeah. It wasn't in there then just before i posted it i recounted and missed one so figured it had to be the other wideout. I'll fix it.

here's the fixed one with the right 65 toss power trap diagram. Thanks for catching that.

Again this was pretty much just a concept done quickly in Paint. It could be done with higher quality to print.

Most of our QBs(Smith,Cassel,Huard,Green, even Montana) would have thrown it to Damien Williams underneath. Then it's touch and go about whether we get the 1st down or not.

Mahomes is a stud.

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And yea, we would have definately gone for it. NO doubt. Mahomes would have commanded it.

That's pretty sweet. My wife has access to a large format printer. I could see if she could print them possibly?

Priest and Charles get it..but none of those qbs outsid of Green would have ever been in the sb anyway

Sure but that version is not gonna look good when you embiggen it. I can send a better version if you want to try it

Let me see if she can get back into her room again or not. The current rules about entering/not entering the building are...interesting. If she can, I'll you a PM with my email to send a high res to.

On the mic’d up shows, right before they run the play, they show the defense on the bench, close up shot of one of them Mouthing the words, come on Pat, come on Pat.

Who was the fat guy on defense?

Bullshit, that team Montana was on had a lot of talent

Montana went downfield constantly in that game in the Astrodome, Jan 1994. Hell, he would've had 450 yards and 5 TDs had Willie Davis not dropped around 150 yards worth of passes in the first half...

Thinking that was Nnadi

I just caught the Greatest Games broadcast last weekend (or was it the weekend before — this lockdown crap has me forgetting what week it is) and the Brandt/Schager rewind of it someone posted on CP. that was such a fun game. Was in Vegas surrounded by Oiler fans. The next week I missed most of the Bills game with 103 degree fever and flu. I tried to stay awake after the kickoff, woke up and saw Montana bang his head, then saw the final whistle. If I had known that would be as close as the Chiefs got to a Super Bowl for 25 years I would have tried harder to stay awake.

Zero chance Montana can make that throw.

Or maybe Saunders? Dude looked about 19.

especially in the later years