SKINS
After identifying the front. The center must identify the __________. This defender is usually the first defender head up to play side of the center.
What is the Point?
The call understood by the BSG and Center when a Red or Blue call is made on Seahawks.
What is a Single?
The call made in all 6 Man protections involving the RB. It denotes that the line will be blocking the 5 LOS defenders, and the RB will have the 2 inside LB.
What is a Bear?
In our RPO series, ________ numbers designate that the direction of the play is to Left.
What is Odd?
The offensive player responsible for the Mike LB on charms?
Who is the Quaterback?
The call made between the PSG and PST that they are working a 2-man zone scheme from the DE to the play side or stacked LB. Both should use playside footwork. Primarily used on Skins or Seahawks
What is a Tag?
The call made between the Center and BSG vs. an Odd front with a Box Call (0 nose) to the off LB. The Center can be thick or thin on the nose depending on the alignment of the LB. They should both use play side footwork. Primarily used on Seahawks.
What is a Lobo?
The call made by the Center and PST that tells the rest of the line that the furthest LB is in the box and the slide or turn is off. The Center sets to the Mike, accordingly.
What is Money?
The signals for our RPO series mirror this device.
What is a Clock?
The BSGs rule on Michigan vs an even front.
What is Ambush?
The call made between the Center and PSG using playside footwork vs. a 1- or 2- tech to the point. The PSG will still maintain a B gap presence using playside footwork and will be thick through the down man. This call alerts the PST that he wont have help from the PSG on the DE. Primarily used on Skins.
What is a Slip?
The call made by the Tackle to the TE on either the front side or backside of the play when the #3 defender in the count, usually the Safety or Corner, is in a stacked alignment on the DE. Both players can use play side footwork on Seahawks. They should get their hips together and work the DE vertically until the stacked Safety declares himself declares himself.
What is an R.O.?
The word that can be tagged to Rip or Liz, that indicates to us that we want to sell run. If this word is tagged to Rip or Liz we know that we can work our play action sets inside, while the Tackles can be as aggressive as they dare.
What is Act?
In our RPO series, these two numbers designate that we are running Wind and East Wind.
What are #3 and #4?
The protection we are blocking when CLAP is called.
What is Liz Act?
These directional calls identify the front as a 4-down with Odd spacing. The point changes from the nose to the play side LB. These calls would be made in conjunction with a Slug call on Skins and a Single call is understood in conjunction with this call on Seahawks.
What is Red or Blue?
The call made by the BST to the BSG when the #2 LB is a B gap or tighter player. They will work using play side footwork through the down man to the LB. The BSG should be thin on the block, ripping his backside arm through while keeping his shoulders square. The BST should rip his backside arm through the down-man and finish by walking around his arm vs. 3-tech, and take 3 steps and climb to the backside LB vs. 1-tech Used on the backside of Seahawks or Cowboys.
What is a Slice?
The call made by the Guards and Tackles to the RB and QB vs an Odd front, to tell them that we are setting on the 3 down lineman and inside LBs. This call makes the RB/QB responsible for the perimeter rushers.
What is a Box?
True or False: If we have an RPO called and know the ball can be thrown downfield, we shouldn't work to the second level because we wouldn't want to induce an ineligible receiver downfield penalty.
What is False?
A call made by the BST on Wind or Slip to the BSG in lieu of a Swoop letting the BSG know that he will have minimal help from the BST, as the BST will be working straight up to the backside inside LB. We want to make this call when we expect gap exchange of the backside of Slip or Wind
What is a Punch?
The call made by the PST to the PSG and Center in response to a fourth defender blitzing late off the edge to the play side. The Center, PSG, and PST will block the A, B, and C gaps to protect the edge, and we will book the original point LB. The backside assignments do not change. Used on Skins or Seahawks
What is a Quad?
The call made by the PST to the TE and the PSG vs. an Odd front, when the Sam is aligned head up or inside on the TE, the DE is aligned head up to inside on the PST, the point LB has considerable width in his alignment and we are expecting a slant charge from both the Sam and DE. If this call is made it is understood that the Center will work a Single, the PSG will work hard to the B gap for the DE, the PST will work to the C gap for the Sam, and the TE will work vertical up to the point LB. Used primarily on Skins and Seahawks.
What is a Triple?
The two calls that can potentially be made by the BST on any of our 6 man protections, when the DE is in a "Timber" or Drop alignment and we are expecting some kind of zone pressure from the opposite side. These two directional calls mean we are working a full turn to the pressure.
What is Ralph or Linda?
In our RPO series, we know that if these two plays are called, we have a Lock scheme on the backside.
What are #5/#6 and #7/#8?
The call made by the BST to the BSG when the backside LB is in a gap exchange alignment and the BST will work immediately to the second level. The BSG is by himself on the 1-tech or 3-tech and the BST must signal his path to the QB. Primarily used on Skins.
What is a Arrow?