Post by jakew1990 on Apr 15, 2012 11:24:28 GMT
Now I know I will have many different opinions on this topic.So, let me try to ask my question as defect free as I can.
Knowing how to determine strength is a relativley basic and easy task.However, aside from how I have been taught/learned how to call strength, I see some differences.
I know many coaches will call strength to the 1 tight end side, even if theres 2 receivers to the opposite side of the tight end.I have seen this call with a tight end to one side, and literally three receivers on the other side (trips).
I have always gone off, believe it or not, the very basic idea of more men on one side of the formation than the other.Then, I know you go onto wide receivers (looking for more to one side than the other).Then you must also consider running backs.I have heard some people say that people call strength differently.Yet, strength just kind of seems like one of those things where "it's either this way or it's that way" with really no gray area.
Any input on this would be appreciated, thanks.
Knowing how to determine strength is a relativley basic and easy task.However, aside from how I have been taught/learned how to call strength, I see some differences.
I know many coaches will call strength to the 1 tight end side, even if theres 2 receivers to the opposite side of the tight end.I have seen this call with a tight end to one side, and literally three receivers on the other side (trips).
I have always gone off, believe it or not, the very basic idea of more men on one side of the formation than the other.Then, I know you go onto wide receivers (looking for more to one side than the other).Then you must also consider running backs.I have heard some people say that people call strength differently.Yet, strength just kind of seems like one of those things where "it's either this way or it's that way" with really no gray area.
Any input on this would be appreciated, thanks.
