How To Use A Snap Count?
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You bet!
This guy looks like a mix of Aaron Rodgers and Travis Kelce it’s actually crazy.
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This is the kind of content football youtube is missing. As someone who never played in school, some of the inner workings of the game are such a mystery, and i have no idea where to look if i wanna learn. Best channel.
On 4th and short (5 or shorter) we would all line up at the punt formation and sit down, but would wait to get the hands on the ground.
Then the defense would line up against it, our center (not the upback) would yell "DOWN!!" and we would touch the grass.
This... ALWAYS drew them offsides and we would get a free first down.
In the huddle we would call this "steal 5" because it's just stealing 5 yards.
Similarly on defense, we would make it a habit to sometimes, as a whole D-line, "go on first sound". So on the first sound out of the QB's mouth we would all make a short drop downwards by bending the arm just a bit - this whole movement often brought one of the o-linemen or TE to a false start.
Also, as a defender I would tell the 'key' word of a QB to the QB of my team. Some teams we played had 'shoot' or 'go' or 'hip' instead of 'hut'. So our QB would use that word to draw the defense offside (that practices against their own QB all the time).
As you can tell, we sucked at football, but we were playing it like Jedi.
I like it! Keep the other team on their toes! We use the hand snap on 4th down and field goal as well. Works about 90% of the time! And always works the first time of the game
Sounds really cool and fun!
Any video example of the steal5?
@@evalios8137 no, but line up for a punt without putting your hand on the ground. Then have the upback yell "whooot!" Or "down" and have all the linemen/blockers put their hands down. If its 4th and short, this should steal a first down once a game.
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The next episode should be on audibles how they are carried out and the verbiage atleast for the offensive systems you have played under. These vids are helpful to us all man thank for the hard work and keep it up.
facts audibles sounds like a cool episode tell us some you have used throughout your teams and if their similar across teams
You're the hero we need JT, Although there is a million football analysts on youtube no one deep dives into the nitty gritty details like you do. Much respect.
Appreciate that. Minus the hero deal.
COVID-19 SET HUT🏈
LMAFO
Joe burrow says “cougar 19, cougar 19, setgo! 5-2? Okay. Nice. 19 tiger 19 tiger, blue 50-80 twitwset! Sometimes
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This is the kind of vid I’ve been looking for on this subject. I just played football in elementary and middle school and we always just had the standard “down, set, hut” or sometimes on two “hut hut,” and I’ve always wondered about how they do it at higher levels. There aren’t any other videos on TH-cam as in depth as this one went, so I appreciate that. I find cadences fascinating.
Yes yes yes!! Things I’ve wondered for some time now, and explained so well! Thank you.
Loving this channel and this content so much, you're a legend, J.T., the real MVP!
Whats his name?
@@LiterallyGod JT O’Sullivan
I've always been curious about it! Thank you and #FTTB🏈
Love your videos man. This is the stuff us fans love to learn about
Thank you! You explained that well, broheim.
This video is epic and such a great insight.
Especially being from Australia where we love the game but the knowledge is f*@k all.
Thank you!
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My high school team uses color number to say the snap count because we were a hurry up team. It would be something like blue 18. The first digit of the number was the snap count. That was always the case unless it was red. If the qb said red, the number that would follow is the read defender and it was always on 1
Muchas gracias por la informacion. Explicandolo de esa manera se ve hasta facil. Este deporte tiene muchos detalles, pulgada......a pulgada... Enhorabuena por el buen trabajo, y saludos desde España.
Great video, man!
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Greetings from a Dallas Cowboys fan in México! 👍
Love it. Thanks.
Loved Andrew Luck's cadence, set, blue EIGHTYYYY, blue 80 set-hut
Been Watching football for few years now, never understood what QBs said. Thank you for enlightening. Very much in detail.
Love from India
The best Cadence for me have
Patrick Mahomes for example: yea, Aaron 55, Aaron 55, 25...and go one-eighty hut-set hut
and Aaron Rodgers: Green 19, Over over over over, green 19 narah(?)
My high school team uses a color number system to time the motion. Our offense revolves around confusing the defense from selling jet sweeps, counters, passes, etc. the motion is always after the color... (set black (motion) ten ready go!)
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You should put these into a podcast
I LOVE THIS CHANNEL! Such great topics!
Fantastic stuff - much appreciated, thank you JT!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This was really interesting!
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As a life long Seattle fan, this was great.
Good info
That Seattle story was fun to hear. I've always told people they need to experience a game at that stadium. Not only do they yell the entire time, nobody sits down the whole time. Its insane!
Yeah I think that originated in Texas A&M and it makes for a great gameday experience
Hot route hot route red 7, red 7
Curious question, you said you grew up a niner fan. Are you still a niner faithful? Huge fan of yours and when you said that. It was a plus haha!
„HERE WE GOOOOOOO”
Love your videos and this may be my favorite... When you went through the "Double Cadence" you started with "Green 19-Green 19-Hut-Hut" (no one jumps) then you use "White 90-White 90-SEt-Hut". Is there any reason for the change in color? You rock JT!
Nope.
Turbooo set hut!
I play for a team and my cadence is well, my main cadence is COVID-19 HUT
Love Red 80 from McCown on the jets
What kind of camera do you use for your video casts
2011 Colts had a COVID formation !
I'd like to see a video where you do nothing but talk about Mike Martz. Stubborn guy but borderline genius, he was with my Bears for 2 years and to this day I argue his offense was about to take off when they decided to fire him.
I know defenses listen to and pick up calls from the offense.
My question is though, how much does a QB listen to what the defense is barking?
two years old, but I would have to assume quite a lot.
probably why QBs like Peyton Manning would audible a million times. he knew defenses have audibles too.
In Super Bowl 3 you can hear Namath bark at the line, Blue 10, Five One Right, Ready, Set
Black 59 Razor!
Scott Frost is furiously taking notes after making an ass out of himself Friday afternoon in Iowa City...
Mayfield should snap count „Corvette corvette“ in the future
Have a good day god love you
Anyone know the matches where he’s talking about Brady doing the silent count with head movement.
I don't know off the top of my head but could imagine 2018 AFC Championship in Arrowhead would be an example. Hostile environment, loud as hell and freezing conditions.
Yes, I have a question.
How do you call an Audible in a loud stadium (Seattle or KC) if your players can't hear you?
Usually it is some kind of hand signal. Or the QB will scream it at the top of his lungs and the lineman will shout the signal down the line.
Signals or you don't.
Just….. SCREAM.
Has the NFL (and The Referees) made a "definite" decision about what kinds of hand-claps are allowed, and which aren't ? ( - And I imagine that the hand-claps are also not going to work in Seattle's stadium.)
Not sure if any NFL does the clap.
@@TheQBSchool Kyler Murray (after being penalised several times in the PreSeason for False-Starts because of fake-claps) regularly clapped throughout the 2019 season against his Opponents ( - although I don't think that he clapped in Seattle). [Aaron Rodgers was also seen clapping (but that might've been because the play-clock was going to expire).]
Yup that’s our Lumen Field home of the 12’s Go Hawks!
Which coach do you think draws up the best gameplan for their players. They can draw up anything to highlight the team's strengths and hide weaknesses? College, NFL CFL Europe anything.
Thx so much but I have a question does wide 80 mean anything or what does it mean?
Depends
Srry I'm asking so much questions but what do you mean it depends do you mean like the play or something? Cause I want to know if it's ok if I use it in football
Muscles Anderson if your team doesn’t have it set as the cadence, don’t say it. You will end up looking like an idiot. Our team uses color/number for timing on the motion
is peyton also saying snap the ball when he yells "hurry hurry" he yelled that at least 20 time a game
Cam Newton say ''do something do something''
My guess that just meant "on one" and they would skip all the time wasting bs.
What’s the coolest and aggressive way to say it?
54 RITA!!! (Tom brady)
I heard Rich Gannon would say black 200 jet magic black 200 jet magic
What about. Blue. 58?
white 18
from jimmy
Let's start a thread for QB Cadences in the NFL...
Patrick Mahomes: "Bluuuuuueeeee Eiiiiggghhhttty....Bluuuuuueeeeee Eighttttyyyyy...Hut!"
Aaron Rodgers: "Green 18....Green 18 Hut!"
Josh Allen: "White 20...White 20...Hut!"
Derek Carr: "White 80....White 80...Hut!"
Cam Newton/Tua Tagovailoa: "Reeeeaaaaaaaaaddddyyyy....Sett.....Hut!"
What's Tom Brady's cadence?
Blue 42
Blue is designation for Strong side. Where is TE lineup on Sam side, 4 is hole wich Rb will run, 2 is running play designation. Depends of hole teams terminologiy it means we run right between RG RT. Full candance will be Tiger Blue 42 on two something like that. Formation Run side snap count.
Wait so is Patrick Mohomes saying White-80. When I watch and listen for the snap count it sounds like he’s 1-80 but White-80 would make more sense
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What is a hard count? What does that mean?
I notice stuff like this and it's been like this with Brett Favre... does Green Bay's center snap the ball while Aaron Rodgers is finishing the "set hut" instead of at the end of the "hut" I know this is small but I'm a football nerd and love cadences lol
Most centers do.
What's Tom Brady's cadence?
As a Colts fan, during the Manning era, people would say... Just snap the damn ball. We snapped it when we were damn well ready.
When I first looked at this guy I thought he was Alex Smith laugh my ass off
How does the clap count work?
Q claps. C snaps. Everyone executed play.
Are players on defense allowed to clap to trick the center into thinking the QB wants the ball, or is that a penalty?
@@10tkind Penalty. Defense isn't allowed to clap or make any sounds that simulates a snap. The offense either in some cases. For example, Mac Jones (Bama QB) flexed his hands out after clapping to act like the ball was coming and he got flagged for it. I forgot what the name of the penalty was.
Anyone know this guys name? He said he played qb but i cant find it anywhere.
Can god create a rock so heavy that he himself cannot lift it?
@@TheQBSchool bro you never mention your name. Who are you?
I mention it at the start of every vid. There are well over 500 times I say my name on channel.
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@@LiterallyGod It’s actually JT O’Sullivan but go off
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your story is really missing how you as a non-started implemented a 'silent' mid game, without having it practiced though. :)
They're professionals, they'll know how to do one. It's not that hard for him to tell his team how he was gonna do the silent count.
No real story. Said we’re going on silent. Center will bob headband we’re rolling.
What’s wentz’s snap count? Or does he just say ready?
He says WHITE 80 WHITE SET!
He says, “JESUS IS MY SAVIOR SET.. AMEN SET HUT.
@@LiterallyGod lol
What is this indecipherable phrase most NFL QBs are saying to call for the snap? Instead of the old school "hut" or "set go" it sounds like "Wizzet" or "Wazzup" or "were set" or "Y set"?
set-hut
@@TheQBSchool Doesn't sound like "set hut" at all. Listen to Drew Brees. Sounds like "Wa Set".
I’m not a great listener.
@@ryanphillips5412 blue 80, blue set hut.
He just kinda mashes set and hut together into one word.
it’s “ ba-set “ Josh Allen and Many QBs use this Cadence.
Do QBs ever say “CAN” for canceling the called play?
Maybe?
Can see how the clapping with the new snap count. Always on the CLAP. What happen when the D start Clapping?
Penalty
Do You have Instagram?
If you can’t hear someone yelling then how are you gonna hear a clap
No hard count ?
Double count is better
Can you explain why you feel double count is better? Terrific video coach. Just what I was looking for! Thanks!@@TheQBSchool
I watch this so i know what the heck white 80 means.
camera??????
What about?
@@TheQBSchool what type of camera do you use i really like it
Ready down hut hut hut hut hut hut hut hut hut hut hut gut hut hut
Is this guy a football player?
He was a QB in the Cincinnati Bengals
I thought Manning used Omaha to audible, to flip the play to the other side. Omaha = Opposite
Uh. What does Omaha have to do with opposite?... Lol.
From Manning in March 2017:
"Omaha was just a indicator word... It was a trigger word that meant we had changed the play, there was low time on the clock and the ball needed to be snapped right now to kind of let my offensive lineman know that 'Hey, we'd gone to Plan B, there's low time on the clock.' It's a rhythmic three-syllable word, 'O-ma-ha, set hut.'"
@@PeterDeMarco the shared O
Sam LB = Strong
Will = Weak
@@michaelmmateus thank you, the idea of flipping the play wasn't mine. heard it from one of the talking heads on the nfl network
@@michaelmmateus sorry it was Fox Sports, Brian Urlacher and Randy Moss dissected the meanings of some of the key words Manning was shouting out
around the 1:35 mark th-cam.com/video/gsAKFIbpC1A/w-d-xo.html
What is your name
Don’t I say it at the start of every video?
This guy looks like Alex Smith
zzzzzzz....
How do they scream so loud?
pizza hut
Not tryna be mean but u look like a Wal-Mart Aaron Rodgers
Aaron wishes he had my proportional grill
@@TheQBSchool ok
he looks like a wannabe Kyle Shanahan
You look like you’re new to the channel.
Tom Brady is the best at this
What's his cadence?
WHIIIIIIIIIIIIIITE 80, WHIIIIIIIIIIIIIITE 80. WHYADYSEHUT
Sorry, I just love the Mahomes cadence