Quote:One thing that you may want to consider is how heavy you weight the pre-snap adjustments. There are a lot of Offenses out there that do not have pre-snap audibles, but just have in-play adjustments. Oregon's run-first attack may or may not have this feature, I'm not really sure, but those up-tempo offenses typically want the adjustments to be made on the fly.


Just food for thought.

Yes and this is the toughest thing to see. How many times does the qb make dummy calls? Is the play designed to shift formations at some point (Mularkey did a lot of this)? Is a receiver going in motion, just to identify the coverage or he is changing routes?


So many different things can be going on that make predicting audibles extremely difficult. You're probably better off not including it but noting which player can control the pre-snap.


For the most part though, good job on these.

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