WR alignment rules

HEY GROUCHY,

Lot's of guys still use land marks for alignment (hash, yd markers,etc.) In my 3 x 2 this becomes critical
as with 5 receivers in every pattern, you can't afford to line up wrong. The ones we really concentrate extra hard on when installing new receivers is the "alley" distance in which to operate on the side lines. But, we operate from 3 different splits (regular, close, wide) with our receiver's and alignment is crucial to each. We use the hash marks alot, plus a specific number of STEPS until it becomes second nature to the guys on where to properly align.

Coach Easton-TIGER ONE

Just align your WR's in any of 4 locations depending on their JOB on that particular play. This is what Bill Walsh did:

1. 6 yds. from TE (or ghost TE) "Nasty".

2. 9 yds. from the same ("Inside Normal")..

3. 12 yds. from the same ("Normal").

4. 15 yds. from the same ("Outside Normal").