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Introduction The Basics The Huddle Calling Plays Basic Alignments Offensive Numbering System Cadence and Snap Count Audibles and Dummy Audibles No-Huddle offense Personnel Groupings Hand Signals Formations Basic Backfield Sets Strong Side Formations Weak Side Formations Backfield Motions Halfback Alignments Fullback Alignments Tight End Alignments and Motion (Y). Flanker Alignments and Motion (Z). Split End Alignments and Motion (X). Formations (by Personnel Group). Shifting Defensive Recognition Fronts Coverage Pass Blocking Common Pass Routes Scramble Rules Plays Base Passes Action Passes Movement Passes Screens Nickel Passes Short Yardage Goal Line Red Zone Passes +20.
Reading the Defense- It is important that both the quarterback and the receivers be able to read the coverage of the defense. The quarterback needs to be able to choose the receiver he is going to throw the ball. The receivers need to be able to recognize the coverage, too, so that they can make necessary
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