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We are offensive linemen, part of the o-line. Five guys working as a unit within the
football team to establish the tempo and demeanor of the game. Our job
description doesn't sound fun, interesting or flashy, nor should it. Those who know
football know the game is won or lost in the trenches, along the line. We start the
play and if we are good we finish it. We are the O-Line, we set the examples, we
"LEAD FROM THE FRONT.
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Formula for the Play
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HOLE NUMBERING
T7
G3
ODD
Stagger Left Stance
C0
G4
EVEN
Stagger Right Stance
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Understanding the Running Play
13 Trap
26 Power
30 Midline
1 = QB
2 = RB
3 = Fullback
3 = Hole
Trap = Play
6 = Hole
Power = Play
0 = Hole
Midline = Play
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Offensive Line Stance
Make sure you have 2 foot splits between linemen.
Feet should be shoulder width apart and toes pointed straight.
Stagger the right foot if your on the right side of the center. Stagger left
foot if you are on the left side of the center.
Lean slightly forward placing all of your finger pads on the ground. Your
other hand, will have the palm flat against the mid-thigh, elbow up
Heels should be slightly off the ground. No flat feet!
Your back should be flat and head is up.
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Before the Play
- Sprint out of the huddle to the LOS. Identify
your job according to the play called.
- Clearly communicate and echo your calls on
the LOS with your fellow linemen.
ABSOLUTELY NO CONFUSION!
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Offensive Line Passing Calls
Pass Calls
50 Series: Play Action (counter/power)
60 Series: Zone Play Action (Slide Protection)
Ricky: Slide Right
Louie: Slide Left
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Offensive Line Running Calls
20 Series
30 Series
30/31 Midline
32/33 Trap
38/39 Veer
B
E
B
T
B
T
E
T
T
T
T
C
E
T
B
E
B
T
B
T
E
T
T
C
E
T