I believe that is it also. If you look in the video of Gruden's QB camp with Andrew Luck, he draws Spider 2 Y Banana and the play is to the right. Later, they show a video of him running Spider 3 Y Banana at Stanford, and the play is to the left.
This has probably already been posted: briefly painted on the rock today ( before being hastily painted over): "The Derek Doolander School for coaches who can't coach good who want to learn to coach good "
I've only schemed against a West Coast offense a few times, but this is a staple play in many offenses. Slipping the FB into the flats off play action is a biatch to defend.
One thing to keep in mind is that each coach has their own unique terminology for the same things. It's confusing at times.
Just had about a 30 minute conversation with the dude that snapped the pic of Gruden on the flight, and he is adamant even in a business setting that he was indeed watching the game and taking notes. Talk about right place right time.
I always attack the weak side...but thats just me .. but at time i will load a unbalanced line to the weak side, and run play to strong side.. you just gotta set it up..
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