Inside the Playbook - Throw Back Play Designs

Previously, we looked at why game restore works.

Below, we take a look at USO , who made use of the wings in the game against Minnesota .

This publication will cover the various translated versions that can be added to your book.

Elsewhere - Loss

Everyone talks about leaks, but at least I don't write them directly on my blog. So let's assume it's an option. The following table of losses:

Falcons Guidebook 2016

There are now many iterations of Leak, but I want to point out some things I like more than others.

I'd rather have two receivers coming from opposite sides than one receiver. You can find examples of both, but I've seen that if one receiver pulls on the shield to rotate along a curve, it's quite common to go back and close the safety line or lose the CB.

I also like this TE-Wing with the internal TE removed at a loss. Almost always, if one TE-Wings is blocked, it is the TE in the queue. If you swap this mission, you will most likely get lost in the Y-TE shelter and open on the opposite side.

Clip of the Bears Throwback/Leak graphics in a sprawling play against the Home Office. A great image for blocking wrinkles with a removable center to protect the edges. And it's lost in motion and wide open. The model is from the era of the Broncos Mike Shanahan. pic.twitter.com/TEvvUjdLAv

- XandOJunkie (@Spread_it_Out) August 18, 2021

Here's a solid option

Well realized loss concept (unable to find TE until unlocked)

I like wind FB to protect QB

Arthur Smith will fall under the Shanahan/McVay tree, so of course he will lose ground. He played his first game. pic.twitter.com/KLJWF8KEZq

- Ted Nguyen (@FB_FilmAnalysis) September 22, 2020

TE delay elsewhere

This is not a real Leak game, more traditional than what you get back. Again, pic.twitter.com/eSS5LTXudo is back

- Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 10, 2021

Not the loss of the TE, but the delay in the Pin and Pull action appearing. pic.twitter.com/rq4KXaQgMa

- Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) October 1, 2020

Elsewhere - RB Rail

Nebraska

Change loss when running RB binary. fake plane. Pull it in half to secure the center edge of the roll. Go back to past Jet+TE vertical shots and maintain coverage when they lost RB when they lost RB (most dangerous man after fake play) pic.twitter.com/hy5GtoyoxW

- Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2022

Basically, the RB rest option if you enter half of the schedule. Beautiful design https://t.co/c9Cseit4l6

- Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) November 19, 2020

Training, moves, games, I don't want to act like a man against this return pic.twitter.com/iRFOFMrnbO

- Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) October 20, 2021

Elsewhere - Cover

There are several options for this.

Falcons Guidebook 2016

I really like these two Iowa side WRs with the inside WRs breaking in the corners

Back to TD pic.twitter.com/wTz7S4uqfQ

- Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) October 14, 2021

Elsewhere: Back screen

The fourth area to strike with a line is the flat bottom. The back screen is usually the best way to get there.

Michigan

Fake sprint on the same side of OZ. Back to RB pic.twitter.com/l3eGllnjUH

- TalkingDogBDS (@TalkingDogBDS) March 7, 2022

Beautiful back screen design pic.twitter.com/gQOQB4l3Oy

- Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) October 13, 2021

Back to the screen using the traffic monitor I mentioned earlier. If this game ended up playing “Good Riddance” on Green Day, I would have replied “Yeah, I do have the time of my life”. pic.twitter.com/fxMER00Wl5

- Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) May 14, 2021

Seems like a download from an exchange they always do, but OZ lock perfectly manages lock screen restore. I like this design https://t.co/RMbdbrncWR

- Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) January 21, 2019

Elsewhere - Back tunnel

Michigan

Tunnel back pic.twitter.com/MEL2Yt4R6Y

- TalkingDogBDS (@TalkingDogBDS) March 7, 2022

Michigan

WR one-sided return tunnel pic.twitter.com/mh8NrthPPW

- TalkingDogBDS (@TalkingDogBDS) March 7, 2022

Michigan

Back to the tunnel/stack group pic.twitter.com/ujO7XJ2UzI

- TalkingDogBDS (@TalkingDogBDS) March 7, 2022

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This tunnel back sail is still pretty unbeatable. Nice game pic.twitter.com/endi5NUBUt

- Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) April 17, 2020

Elsewhere - etc.

RB delay

This is a beautiful ODE and film studio design. The WR uses the general concept of disengagement (inside receiver 1 at a level cannon angle, towards the intermediate cross). RB lost to OG shot. Drag force field rotation + flood from D and spill wide RB pic.twitter.com/lJNp1ufJ3A

- Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) February 12, 2020

Back to QB:

A great individual security game to find out the situation behind you and play the online game again. I think Northwest would rather pass it on here pic.twitter.com/noetWbkyG6

- Space Coyote (@SpaceCoyoteBDS) December 4, 2020