Nice play. Here's a diagram with wide copy video clip.

Great listen! Their initial call was a pressure, but once Romo checked the protection Kuechly checked to Tampa 2 (teammate suggestion). Ironically the pick came vs a concept that's good vs Tampa 2. He read how the routes played out took a chance left #3 to jump the Dig by #1.

Still a one of my favorite clips of "Taxi" a Transportation series run (toss).

Work in progress

Scram protection note with pass play example.

Zoomed in view of diagram

I enjoy checking out play diagrams that provide just enough info so everyone's clear on the role. This is my spin on one I recently came across.

My spin on this take a shot play off playaction.

Play diagram from a previous post. I enjoy watching the myriad of ways teams attach quick game routes to runs

2 Tampa sim pressures examples from a double mug front. NTT's (non traditional Tampa) are fun to study.

Dusting off some Quarters 3 over 2 route match examples.

A spin on the Mesh Rail concept everyone already runs.

Redzone empty pass idea for your summer install.

I like the fact that you'd only have to teach two players (Z and H) to do something different, for everyone else it's the same.

Make Quick Game Great Again.

Got the RPO idea while watching a clinic video. Pre-snap If 2 over 2 to X & H, work that side. Anything else come off it and work the run while reading Safety post snap.

Pairs well with any run.

Back in the late '80s and early '90s, the offense I enjoyed watching was the Miami Hurricanes one back 11 personnel (1 RB, 1 TE, 3 WRs) system. You can make the case their philosophy of spreading the field to create matchups and lighter boxes shaped the core ideas behind today’s

I drew these up using TV copy off the DVR. Play I have a good handle on. What progression would you teach for play 2?

12p pass ideas I stole.