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Yes he actually started backwards if you think about it for everyone to understand how it fundamentally brakes down.. 😂☝🏽

@@Elijcuz he broke it down very simply. I went through this with my new OC a couple years ago that the play call needs to tell everybody what to do which can get complexed even for basic high school offenses: formation, Olines job, backs job, wr and te job if it’s a pass.

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Agreed it makes sense the way he explained it.

​@@Elijcuz he was thorough and then got straight to the point. And he explained how the verbage can be added to the play.

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like fck u mean 😂

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@@Snk13_ty buddy shut up

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That guy always cracks me up

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hell yes. I want to know too

They don’t really have plays like that. I mean they do but it’s mostly set formations. So the calls won’t be as elaborate and elongated as the offense.

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@@TrevJ91 exactly

It got to the point where I just simulated those games

@Mario Fink Bill Belichick: "Brady reads coverages so spectacularly that sometimes if a defensive back falls down, Brady won't even notice the open receiver bc he's already processed the coverage and the receiver wasn't supposed to be open so he knew not to waste his time looking there."

If this isn’t the truth. After a bit it’s just as easy as reading a book.

Our plays always seemed confusing to an outsider but they were actually really simple. "Right Wing, 3 Negative 3 Dive, 57 pull left"... Right wing is the formation, 3 is the number of our RB, negative 3 is the gap we called between the LT and the TE so it was a dive HB dive between them and 57 pull was the number of the RG that was pulling. The play call was always the same, the only thing that changed the numbers due to the changing of the player numbers. I.E. if the right guard we put in was number 63 and the running back was 30 it would sound like, "Right Wing, 30 Negative 3, 63 pull left".

so I’m guessing y’all were in like a wing t offense hell of a lot different than the spread offense that I was in

Bradys the goat

@@thatguy12558 Brady is a cheater

@@billycain9890 while I dislike Brady in the patriots, if you aint cheating you aint trying

Bill Belichick on Peyton Manning: “When you play against Peyton Manning, you play against the quarterback and the game-planner and the offensive play-caller. It’s unusual to see a quarterback like that. That was all Peyton.”

Terry Bradshaw, Bobby Layne, Otto Graham, Johnny Unitas, and many others...called their own plays

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Our plays always seemed confusing to an outsider but they were actually really simple. "Right Wing, 3 Negative 3 Dive, 57 pull left"... Right wing is the formation, 3 is the number of our RB, negative 3 is the gap we called between the LT and the TE so it was a dive HB dive between them and 57 pull was the number of the RG that was pulling. The play call was always the same, the only thing that changed the numbers due to the changing of the player numbers. I.E. if the right guard we put in was number 63 and the running back was 30 it would sound like, "Right Wing, 30 Negative 3 dive, 63 pull left".

For a qb yea it’s tough but every position has one task to remember when the play calls . The qb is the one to memorize every single call

Our plays always seemed confusing to an outsider but they were actually really simple. "Right Wing, 3 Negative 3 Dive, 57 pull left"... Right wing is the formation, 3 is the number of our RB, negative 3 is the gap we called between the LT and the TE so it was a dive HB dive between them and 57 pull was the number of the RG that was pulling. The play call was always the same, the only thing that changed the numbers due to the changing of the player numbers. I.E. if the right guard we put in was number 63 and the running back was 30 it would sound like, "Right Wing, 30 Negative 3, 63 pull left".

atp, you’re just begging for the stutter

@1:14 some guy named Brady was pretty damn good if I might say so myself

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Payton Manning had way to many people walking down the street shouting Omaha, Omaha 🤣

Omaha was a cadence, not a specific play.

No lies 😂 dope and victory play calls

this didn't age well

neither did you but McDaniel has another shot at it

LOL, "incredible football brain"@@RomanoLemm

for a guy being stoned 24/7? - yeah, I'd say

@1:14 I believe some guy named Brady could

​@@broderickcrawford8110Brady is the GOAT, but Peyton is the absolute best play caller without a doubt.

@@randomstuff508 it's close though

@randomstuff508 Bill Belichick: "Brady reads coverages so spectacularly that sometimes if a defensive back falls down Brady won't even notice the open receiver bc he's already processed the coverage and the receiver wasn't supposed to be open so he knew not to waste his time looking there."

Unless it was against Bill Belichick.

@@The-Big-Boss he still had bills defenses lost at times

@@The-Big-Boss 3-1 in Afc championships against him, still had them lost, Bill respected Peyton so much the iconic 4th and 1 they didnt get was because he didnt want to give Manning the ball back

​@⚡️Shash⚡️Bill Belichick: Brady reads coverages so spectacularly that sometimes if a defensive back falls down, Brady won't even notice the open receiver bc he's already processed the coverage and the receiver wasn't supposed to be open so he knew not to waste his time looking there. Brady sees everything on the field. Brady has intangibles that go way beyond football; you can't teach that. HOLD THIS L bro

@1:14 some guy named Brady was pretty damn good if I might say so myself

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Ours was simple too. Usually it would go "4-3 Cover 2, Man Blitz 57". 4-3 was the formation, cover 2 what the safeties did, Man was for everyone else except the line backer #57 who was tp blitz. If we didnt blitz then 57 blitz wouldnt be there. If 57 was out and number 11 blitzed then the play call would be "4-3 Cover 2, Man Blitz 11"

Omaha was a cadence, not a playcall

"Right Wing, 3 Negative 3 Dive, 57 pull left"

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Sounds like the perfect play call to me🦃🥔🏈