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andrew2scott2
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posted: 2012-05-15 10:50:06 (ID: 40138) Report Abuse |
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Shot Gun 2 backs
OTL OTR OGL OGR OC QB WRR WRL TER HBR FBL |
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andrew2scott2
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posted: 2012-05-15 10:50:32 (ID: 40139) Report Abuse |
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DEL DER NT OLBL OLBR CBR CBR2 CBL CBL2 FSL SSR pass defense base |
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andrew2scott2
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posted: 2012-05-15 10:50:47 (ID: 40140) Report Abuse |
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3-1-7 or prevent defense
DEL DER NT MLB CBR CBR2 CBL CBL2 SSC FSL FSR long pass defense test in progress Last edited on 2013-02-12 21:29:58 by pete |
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Buffalo
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posted: 2012-05-15 10:53:12 (ID: 40142) Report Abuse |
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Strong I-Formation
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Buffalo
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posted: 2012-05-15 10:53:29 (ID: 40143) Report Abuse |
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Weak I-Formation
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Tarjan
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posted: 2012-05-15 10:58:27 (ID: 40144) Report Abuse |
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Double Wing
WRL FBL OTL OGL C OGR OTL TER QB FBR FBC on test Last edited on 2013-02-12 21:32:58 by pete |
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andrew2scott2
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posted: 2012-05-21 16:42:08 (ID: 41593) Report Abuse |
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DEL DER DTL DTR MLB OLBL CBR CBL SSR SSL FSC |
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JeremiahK
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posted: 2012-05-29 10:10:10 (ID: 42776) Report Abuse |
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Spread Option (FLEX)
WRL................OTL..OGL..OC..OGR..OTR..........WRR ...........WRL.......................................................................WRR .......................................QB ..............................................HBR HB can be either side. Pass and run formation. Carries split between both QB and HB with odd carries from slot WR. Spread Option (LOAD) WRL................OTL..OGL..OC..OGR..OTR..........WRR ..........................................................................................WRR .......................................................FBR .......................................QB ..............................................HB Backfield can be mirrored. Slightly more run than pass. Carries split between both QB and HB with odd carries from FBR or WRR Last edited on 2012-05-29 10:15:37 by JeremiahK |
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canonico
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posted: 2012-06-01 03:15:11 (ID: 43092) Report Abuse |
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Spread Formation
 Source: http://i50.tinypic.com/3356r7p.png The spread formation is a particularly aggressive variant of the single set back formation (which is just like the standard shotgun formation, only the QB lines up immediately behind the C). Where the spread formation differs from the standard single set back is in its use of 4 WRs and 0 TEs. The idea is that this formation spreads out the defense, creating more space. Though typically used for passing plays, the spread formation can also occasionally creates big holes in the DL for effective runs. |
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canonico
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posted: 2012-06-01 03:52:49 (ID: 43093) Report Abuse |
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Flexbone Formation - Balanced in testing
 Source: http://i47.tinypic.com/2igzst3.png The base flexbone formation with two slotbacks (SB), two wide receivers (WR), a quarterback (QB), a fullback (FB), and five down linemen (OL). Flexbone Formation - Unbalanced  Source: http://i49.tinypic.com/1zeupdy.png An unbalanced flexbone formation with a slotback (SB), wingback (WB), wide receiver (WR), tight end (TE), quarterback (QB), fullback (FB), and five down linemen (OL). I put WR instead of WB because its totally doable that way, same goes for RB instead of SB.. This formations could be very helpfull for new teams that dont have neither the money or the talent to have a good QB or a Star RB or OL. Requirements to succeed The offense needs an intelligent and fast quarterback who isn't afraid to take a hit, a strong fullback, and two quick slotbacks. The quarterback must be able to read a run defense in order to exploit the holes. His read will determine how to develop an option play. Good flexbone quarterbacks are capable of manipulating overpursuing defenses. The fullback must be strong enough to break tackles and draw the attention of linebackers and defensive linemen. Good flexbone fullbacks are usually the best ball carriers on the team and receive the majority of rushing attempts. A flexbone fullback is usually smaller and faster than a typical fullback seen in conventional offenses. The slotbacks must be balanced athletically, capable of trailing the quarterback, and good receivers. If the slotbacks are not of equal talent, then a defense can predict which direction the play will develop. Slotbacks typically need to be capable pass receivers because they receive a great deal of high velocity pitches and are primary receivers during passing plays. The offensive line is smaller and lighter than offensive lines in traditional offenses. This is because linemen must be quick enough to get to linebackers and safeties. They also need to be strong enough to block the defensive line, although teams usually utilize double and combo blocking schemes to overcome the disadvantage in size. Wide receivers must be avid open field blockers. They are usually asked to block cornerbacks who are generally the fastest and quickest players on the opponent's defense. Wide receivers aren't at the highest priority in flexbone team's recruitment since they aren't after the greatest wide-outs in the market. However, flexbone receivers do need sure hands. As a run-heavy offense, flexbone can create a great deal of havoc amongst defenses if - alongside with strong run game - they can establish even a simplest of passing attack with sure-handed receivers. Last edited on 2013-02-12 21:35:58 by pete |
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