No Huddle Help

we use "hot colors" and change them every second series. A stapel of the bone veer attack is the 32 dive option (ISV) for example, say the hot color is green for that series. We add green to snap count cadence if we want the play run. If we do not want to run the play, we will use any other color just for smoke. We always have a backup play if smoke color is used and we run that always to the backside!

example: green is our hot color. we do not want to run 32 dive option. Qb goes to line and calls cadence;
"blue 88, blue 88, ORANGE ORANGE, go! Our backup play is always to the backside and it is known by the entire offense that we are now going to run 27 toss sweep. The backup play is established early in the spring, driven home to commit to memory in every x and 0 session, and every day at practice! It's really very simple, and once your guys get used ot it, it is very effective to help keep the D off balance as to what you are doing.

J.C.Easton