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I like the extended/protected backside edge to help set up cutback space (obviously easier vs that light box in general)

What would you call this one?

Yankee is a great concept, but really functions best with playaction to influence both the will backer and alley player

Basic, but always love to see how people term things

Pre-snap look and post snap look nearly never match, even by NFL standards.

If he's running something base, he'll make it look different pre-snap. And, when he's running something exotic, it probably won't show pre-snap. Make different look the same, and same look different.

What would you call this concept?

And what would the reads be for the QB?

Everyone loves smash concept, and rightfully so. Some of those buzz teams can take away access though, while the CB drops to take away the corner. So, I like to solve that by reading the CB with the slot and going inside/out on the overhang when the CB has a vertical drop that eliminates the corner route

Software assist from https://footballplaycard.com/?via=R724

https://footballplaycard.com/?via=R722 for the software

In terms of playing on-structure passing game, Joe Burrow is in a league of his own, currently

If you're a wide zone team, you know naked has to be a part of the package. And you need ways to iterate on the naked play.

Gotta remember the hurdle.

But more importantly - stress the defense laterally, then puncture them vertically.

2024 Titans weren't tons of fun to watch, but still a nice fit up here

Grab (or Bow), part of the Pivot family (or whatever terms you like, words are just words)

A quick note on differentiated wide zone and outside zone, since the terms get conflated so often

Rodgers' arm is like he's from a different species... but the kinetic chain essentials don't change

A few take aways from Joe Burrow

I had a commenter note on a wide zone video of mine that he didn't think you can run zone to the 3-tech because the center can't reach a 3, and asked me to find a clip where that works (amongst other comments he had). I found this clip about 15 seconds into my search when I just cued up zone runs from the 49ers.

To me, it was alien to think that someone would say you can't run zone strong (meaning to the 3-tech vs an over front). Has anyone else experienced someone with that opinion?

Great lower half mechanics from Ty Simpson

One of my favorite schemes