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I will translate!😂
Dak and Dez…good times 😢
@Hunter Bernard That’s the thing. I am a Cowboy fan and we watch him every week. Hes nowhere near an above average QB. Hes good during garbage time though.
@Nonya Bizz Alright, well, I can’t say I watch every Cowboys game completely through, so you know better than I do, but I still think he’s above average
@Hunter Bernard I respect your opinion bro.
@Nonya Bizz Yk he just broke the franchise record right?
Prolly got ‘em off of “random play name generator” 😂
You can’t translate unless your part of the team learning the offensive playbook or watching film and breaking down formations..all teams use variants of the same plays and formations really just with different verbiage..receiver y receiver one to join a bunch formation of 3 wideouts on the left..with shallow crossing routs and a deep clear
Exactly! I couldn’t have explained it any better
It’s not as confusing. You’re only listening for 1 or 2 words out of those that pertain to you. Rest is the other positions groups
@josec011 And that’s one of the many reasons they get paid so much and are usually the most valuable player on the team
Ya but the qb has to tell everybody and has to read the play and know the routes
Not to mention every team has their own codes and things like that. There really is no way to fully translate any of this without knowing what “Rick Flair”, “Obama”, or “Al Pacino” are in reference to..
@josec011 makes me appreciate guys like Fitzpatrick even more
Exactly
Ric flair + Woo = wide out idk I tried 😭
It’s one of the many reasons I could NEVER be QB 😆
No Peyton with Omaha can watch that all day lol
He said code words that the players understand so they know what play to run
Listen but don’t pay attention?😂😂😂
The X Y and Z refer to receivers the rest are the other positions and the play itself. Each team have and create different meaning for all their plays.
It’s not as hard as u would think, each word is either specific to a position group, or the formation for instance “Y-Mo to Bunch left, Al Pacino” could be something as simple as Y-Receiver motions to the Bunch Left Formation, with Al Pacino being the play call simply being anything from a Screen Play, to a draw play, and they hafta constantly switch code names, for if the other team either has ex-players or just figures out the play calls.. and these are actually very short plays, I’ve heard 20 word play calls! Also I heard Sean Mcvay say “11” before that play, that would be the personnel, like in Madden “Goal Line”, “Shotgun” “1RB 2TE 1WR”.. one more thing I just wanted to say, I played up to high school and I had play calls as simple as “32 dive” and 34 crossbuck” which was 3 back to the 2 hole or crossbuck was fake to the 4 back and hand to the 3 back crossing to the 4 hole, and as deep as naming each WR in the play call and what route they would run by numbers 1-9 using the route tree
Damn how much does it take you to type this💀
dawg Y is usually the TE lmao
@TC10 he has his personnel groups wrong. 11 is usually 1 TE and 1 back. and yes the TE is usually the Y. In bunch or trips bunch he’s generally at the front tip of the bunch formation. There are variations in the language in every playbook.
Scanning the defensive line and telling how many are gonna rush and who is also al pichno is a slang for “heat” “heat go deep” Stafford throwing far to a open WR
Sean McVay : Im gonna give them the play call they cant refuse
Using certain words and it means something else. Calling people with other people’s name. Flashback on high school era playing rugby. 🏉🏈
“Y Mo to Bunch Left Al Pacino” means Cooper Kupp will get free Any Given Sunday and you throw it to him Carlito’s Way. Y (likely Kupp) goes in motion to the left of course.
Usually the first letter of thr first two words are the play and direction then the snap count. Usually lol. As an eagles fan they say some off the wall shxt. And then there is Peyton manning. We won’t get into that. He will read a entire novel just to have the tight end block
32 dive on 1. Reaaady break 👏
He’s telling Dak to run the ball with no timeouts at the end of the game
Every playbook has its own language. You have to know your keywords, if you hear the audible word (Omaha), then listen for a different keyword for your position group, if you don’t hear a keyword for your group, you don’t change from the original play.