Post by kurtbryan on Dec 30, 2007 19:07:32 GMT -6
Starting to get/trade Personnel Requests so here you go...
* Ideal Personnel in A-11 (Featuring a Right Handed Primary QB)
Sample BASE set:
X...................R..................U...C...Y.......................E.......................Z
..........A.............................................................................B..........
..........................................2.........................................................
...............................................1....................................................
Receivers:
X: The second fastest “pure” wide receiver in your lineup but exceptionally sure-handed. A solid possession receiver able to catch any type of throw; will also be a very able blocker.
A: A smaller, quicker slot-back type of receiver with precise route-running skills and sticky hands; able to catch a short pass or screen and score from midfield or closer. Should be one of your best blockers on screens, the running game and Hunt blocks.
R: One of your two biggest and strongest receivers with good hands and unafraid to catch the Slant route over the middle or shift into an “Anchor Tight” set and become a serious blocker. Top notch Hunt blocker too. Typical Tight End & Big Tailback players are a good fit at this position.
E: Your toughest, biggest and strongest receiver with good hands and unafraid to catch the Slant route over the middle or shift into an “Anchor Tight” set and become a serious blocker. Must be your most physical receiver on all types of blocks: Hunt, Stalk, etc.
B: The larger of your two slot-back type receivers with more emphasis on the big play-making ability; able to catch a deep Post route and will also come down with the football in traffic. A “Headhunter” of a blocker who will make Defensive Ends pay dearly when he executes the Hunt block. Can simply “take over the game” once or twice a season.
Z: The most naturally “gifted” and fastest pure receiver in your lineup with very good hands and runs great routes. Puts fear into the heart of the defense because of his blazing speed and game-breaking ability. If he is less of a blocker…it can be offset by his outstanding skills as a receiver.
OL: (Usually operating with 3-foot splits between the U-C-Y)
U: Your most athletically gifted pure offensive lineman - a quick guard type. Great technique on Pass Pro and able to get downfield on screens; will also be able to drive block a Defensive End and/or shield his opponent away from the play when needed.
C: THE most important person in the A-11. He is your Long-Snapper and nothing good happens without him perfecting a quick and accurate snap down the middle. (The Quarterbacks field the snap down the middle most of the time). The Center must practice 50 snaps per day BEFORE practice, and the 2nd most important person is your Backup Center in the A-11.
Y: A big, true Tight End and/or your most powerful offensive lineman. Able to catch the quick outs, middle screens and delays if he is a TE type. If he is an offensive lineman then he is your most dominant lineman on the offensive side of the ball.
Quarterbacks:
1: A great athlete with excellent feet, a quick release and outstanding decision making ability. He is able to turn a QB – Draw into a 30-yard touchdown run. He can make all of the throws required, especially the short and medium routes, but can hit the deep pass enough to keep teams honest.
2: Either a very good Lefty! Or your backup QB but reliable enough to attempt 5 – 10 passes per game. He can fill in as a spot starter for the # 1 QB if needed and your team can still get the win with him at the helm. A fearless blocker, able to run with the football and catch short passes and screens. *You can also insert a Fullback or Running Back type of player in for the # 2 on many plays.
Thanks,
KB
* Ideal Personnel in A-11 (Featuring a Right Handed Primary QB)
Sample BASE set:
X...................R..................U...C...Y.......................E.......................Z
..........A.............................................................................B..........
..........................................2.........................................................
...............................................1....................................................
Receivers:
X: The second fastest “pure” wide receiver in your lineup but exceptionally sure-handed. A solid possession receiver able to catch any type of throw; will also be a very able blocker.
A: A smaller, quicker slot-back type of receiver with precise route-running skills and sticky hands; able to catch a short pass or screen and score from midfield or closer. Should be one of your best blockers on screens, the running game and Hunt blocks.
R: One of your two biggest and strongest receivers with good hands and unafraid to catch the Slant route over the middle or shift into an “Anchor Tight” set and become a serious blocker. Top notch Hunt blocker too. Typical Tight End & Big Tailback players are a good fit at this position.
E: Your toughest, biggest and strongest receiver with good hands and unafraid to catch the Slant route over the middle or shift into an “Anchor Tight” set and become a serious blocker. Must be your most physical receiver on all types of blocks: Hunt, Stalk, etc.
B: The larger of your two slot-back type receivers with more emphasis on the big play-making ability; able to catch a deep Post route and will also come down with the football in traffic. A “Headhunter” of a blocker who will make Defensive Ends pay dearly when he executes the Hunt block. Can simply “take over the game” once or twice a season.
Z: The most naturally “gifted” and fastest pure receiver in your lineup with very good hands and runs great routes. Puts fear into the heart of the defense because of his blazing speed and game-breaking ability. If he is less of a blocker…it can be offset by his outstanding skills as a receiver.
OL: (Usually operating with 3-foot splits between the U-C-Y)
U: Your most athletically gifted pure offensive lineman - a quick guard type. Great technique on Pass Pro and able to get downfield on screens; will also be able to drive block a Defensive End and/or shield his opponent away from the play when needed.
C: THE most important person in the A-11. He is your Long-Snapper and nothing good happens without him perfecting a quick and accurate snap down the middle. (The Quarterbacks field the snap down the middle most of the time). The Center must practice 50 snaps per day BEFORE practice, and the 2nd most important person is your Backup Center in the A-11.
Y: A big, true Tight End and/or your most powerful offensive lineman. Able to catch the quick outs, middle screens and delays if he is a TE type. If he is an offensive lineman then he is your most dominant lineman on the offensive side of the ball.
Quarterbacks:
1: A great athlete with excellent feet, a quick release and outstanding decision making ability. He is able to turn a QB – Draw into a 30-yard touchdown run. He can make all of the throws required, especially the short and medium routes, but can hit the deep pass enough to keep teams honest.
2: Either a very good Lefty! Or your backup QB but reliable enough to attempt 5 – 10 passes per game. He can fill in as a spot starter for the # 1 QB if needed and your team can still get the win with him at the helm. A fearless blocker, able to run with the football and catch short passes and screens. *You can also insert a Fullback or Running Back type of player in for the # 2 on many plays.
Thanks,
KB