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Offensive Play Codes:
(RM) RUN MIDDLE - Base package, whether inside or outside.
(RL) RUN LEFT - Short-yardage run, typically with beefed up personnel, most often extra tight ends.
(RR) RUN RIGHT - Long-yardage draw runs.
(GLR) GOAL LINE RUN - Runs from beefed-up packages designed to get into the end zone from close to it.
The major difference between goal line runs and Run Left plays is that goal line runs are not necessarily
safe to call near your own goal line.
(GLP) GOAL LINE PASS - Pass plays from goal line formations designed to make only a few yards.
(PSL) PASS SHORT LEFT - First down short pass.
(PML) PASS MEDIUM LEFT - First down "not-so-short" pass.
(PSM) PASS SHORT MIDDLE - Second down short pass. We've been assured that teams really do make different
calls on second down than first, though there is some overlap.
(PMM) PASS MEDIUM MIDDLE - Second down not-so-short pass.
(PSR) PASS SHORT RIGHT - 3rd down short pass.
(PMR) PASS MEDIUM RIGHT - 3rd down medium pass. The most likely call on 3rd & 6-10,
these plays are designed to gain at least 10 yards.
(PLR) PASS LONG RIGHT - 3rd down long pass.
(PRD) PASS RAZZLE DAZZLE - End-of-half, "Hail Mary" type plays. These are low-percentage passes.
Not Used - Pass Long Left, Pass Long Middle, Run Razzle Dazzle.
Defensive Play Codes:
RUN RIGHT - Base-package defense (4 DBs) oriented toward stopping the run first (either Rush or Read logic).
"Eight-man front" plays.
RUN MIDDLE - Base package (4-DB) defenses with focus split between run and pass.
Generally 7 of 11 defenders can be plausibly considered to have run defense as their primary duty.
RUN LEFT - Pass-oriented base-package defenses. At most 6 defenders can be considered as primarily run stoppers.
RUN RAZZLE DAZZLE - Short-yardage midfield plays, often with an extra LB. Called on 3rd & short,
near goal lines and when the offense is likely to be trying to run out the clock.
Differ from goal line defenses in that they tend to be looser, with a little more concern for defense in depth.
GOAL LINE RUN - Run-oriented goal-line defenses. Often gap-8 or other tight formation plays.
GOAL LINE PASS - Pass-oriented goal line defenses. Very aggressive since the assumption is that any catch is a score.
PASS SHORT - 3rd-down defense for 2-5-yard situations.
Often with an extra DB since even in the NFL anything over 3rd & 2 is a passing down.
PASS MEDIUM - 3rd-down defense for 6-10-yard situations. Always either nickel or dime personnel.
PASS LONG - 3rd-down defense for 10+yard situations. Usually dime personnel, but always at least 5 DBs.
PASS RAZZLE DAZZLE - Prevent defenses. These will give up a lot underneath to prevent the long completion.
Called late in halves to string out an opponent's drive, especially when the opponent is behind late in the fourth quarter. [/size]
20 GM/HC Miami Dolphins--------12-0/0-0/0-SB
12-19 GM/HC Buffalo Bills-------96-32/17-3/5-SB
98-08 GM/HC Atlanta Falcons--152-19/26-4/7-SB
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