GGN Giveaway: Victor1 "Get Coached" DVD Starring Rex Ryan

And if anybody tries to plagerize my unstoppable brad smith play I’m gonna find u.

4th and 6, final minutes of the game, down by a field goal.
Jumbo formation (5 O-line, greene, sanchez, connor, keller, hartstock, hunter reports as eligible)

In the mind of shotty it goes like this…
They know that it’s a pass so we will run but they know that we know what they know so we’ll fake it and look like a run and throw it. Keller, Hunter and Connor line up as wr left and Hartstock wr right. Then they all get motioned to the line and connor to the I formation (extremely pointless and fools no1). He leaves keller to block, greene and connor fake to the left. Sanchez stays in the pocket (not on the run where he is his best) and calls 4 yard hitch pass to Hunter, with the saftey outlet of Hartstock running a streak. still in the mind of shotty Since they are playing the run nobody will cover hartstock and hunter so lets throw them the ball its a sure 1st down and clever too! I’m super clever, I should be a head coach somewhere for my cleverness!

In reality- 4th and 6, final minutes of the game, down by a field goal.
Jumbo formation..Sanchez gets crushed as he’s about to throw the ball it sails toward hunter who miraculously catches it then get drilled at 4 yards past line of scrimmage. Jets cough it up.

3rd and two anywhere on the field.
A run up the middle with Shonn Greene!!!

1:55 seconds left, jets up 1

Send out sanchez, 5 o line men, LT, Holmes, Braylon, Keller, T rich

Line All receivers up to the left and have t rich and lt in the backfield.
Have Sanchez yell kill and have t rich and lt line up to the right while holmes comes in to the fullback position and braylon into the halfback position. Have Sanchez yell Kill again. This will confuse them….Go back to the same formation as the beginning. Then waste a timeout. Then throw a deep ball to braylon for no reason.

how about were 3rd and 22 up by 2with 1:55 left, other team has one timeout.
seminole formation…. brad smith in shotgun in the option look with braylon out to the right.
they run option with greene going up the middle and they do the typical the option look. typical jets except for once in shottys life he runs a pass with smith throwing it to edwards for a 70 yard touchdown. Game Over….until the refs throw a flag… it seems tom brady was on the sidelines and someone came within ten yards, a personal foul was called, jets then call the same formation but run it and forced to punt on 4th and 37.

I don’t want the dvd so I won’t enter, but if it were a prize I wanted, this play would be a second and short play, feature a 5 receiver set made up of four eligible defensive linemen and one RB lined up behind them in a bunch out to the left, with Brad Smith at qb. You either screen it to the RB with the linemen/receivers blocking or run up the gut with Brad.

So first I look over the Patriots’ roster and scouting reports, and I see that their front seven, although well-coached and technically sound, is a bit on the heavy side and maybe susceptible to speed. So I think to myself, how can I exploit this weakness? Then I give a looksy to our roster and I see Jeff Cumberland. This guy would be perfect. Too fast for big guys. Too big for fast guys. He’s 260 lbs TE, that was a former wide receiver at Illinois, who has good hands and can fly (4.5/4.6 forty), but he’s a little weak with the blocking. But heck, at his size, he can move a safety out of the way if he had to block him in the box. And he can blow by their LBs in coverage… We’ll set this bad boy up perfectly. I’ll set it up with a 3 WR run play to Tomlinson. So we’ll probably have a 2nd & 6 or better coming up.

And we’ll do this…

The Play
We’ll sub out J-Co and Slausson and we’ll sub in Cumberland and Hunter. They’ll see 2 TEs and a tackle and will probably go with their base look or something heavier, which is perfect. So now the personnel group is:
Line — Brick, Mangold, Moore, Woody, Hunter (in that order)
WR — Holmes, Edwards
TE — Cumberland, Keller
Backs — Sanchez, Tomlinson

We line up unbalanced right with Hunter outside Woody; WRs are on scrimmage with Edwards split wide left, Holmes wide right; TEs are off scrimmage and just off the tackles, Keller left, Cumberland right; Tomlinson is the single back lined up deep behind Sanchez under center.

They will likely center their base front 7 according to our unbalanced formation (basically pretending that Moore is the center rather than Mangold), so not to give us outside leverage on our right side. The SS to that side is also likely to cheat down a bit because of the heavy run threat. Then we’ll motion Keller from the left side to the right, stopping just outside Cumberland, to further exacerbate our leverage on the outside corner. So now, Cumberland is just off Hunter and Keller is just off Cumberland, both TEs are set back and off of scrimmage. This should bring the SS up a little further to ensure protection of an outside run, and should bring the FS directly to center field (at best in deep center over Moore, but no worse than deep center over Mangold). If they’ve done their homework on Cumberland, they will have their FS in deep center as close to him as possible. If they haven’t, he is positioned perfectly to hit the seam.

Now Sanchez has 2 main pre-snap reads: 1) Where are the safeties?; 2) wheres the weakside OLB? We call a run and a pass in the huddle, and “kill” one based on their positioning.

If the SS doesn’t come down like we want him to, then we run. We run it to the right (ie strong side) and let our TEs crack down on the LBs (Cumberland doubles the SOLB with Hunter, Keller looks to dig down on the SILB), and Tomlinson is one on one with the SS at the corner.

If the SS does come down into the box like we want, then we’re gonna key the FS and the WOLB.

If the FS is still shade left of Manglold, then we’re gonna pump fake the slant route to Edwards (FS should at least give a step to it) with the progressions as follows: 1) Cumberland down the right seam (Touchdown); LT on a wheel route around the left side (if not on blitz pick up); Keller on an out route, Holmes on a deep come back off an outside release (we want McCourty to open his hips to the side line so that his back will be to the middle and can’t come over to Cumberland; would help if Holmes talked some shit before the play about how he can’t cover him solo).

If the FS shades to the right, we’re gonna hit the back side slant to Edwards (Touchdown).

If FS shades right, but the WOLB backs off scrimmage or the corner plays heavy inside leverage to take away the slant, then we run that quick counter pitch to the left side to Tomlinson and see if their OLB can beat him in a foot race to the corner and/or tackle him in space.

Everybodies’ assignments are exactly the same in each play, just Sanchez’s reads are different. If its a run, they all block for an off-tackle run to the right. If its a pass, they all have their routes (but LD must look to pick the WOLB on a blitz before going into his route). And its only a slight variance if we to run a quick counter pitch, Sanchez will have to give LD a quick signal, but all the blocking assignments stay the same.

Basically we’re exploiting the lack of speed in their front 7. We’re betting that LD can beat their backers to the corner whether run or pass. We’re betting that Cumberland can outrun their inside backers in the seam. And we’re betting that Braylon can consistently beat Arrington on the backside.

If they recognize that they’re at a speed disadvantage, and swap out an LB for a safety, then we just pound those mofos in the box.