All right, next play.

Let's go.

Well, first of all, that third down sack, that was a third and two play, Roshan Gary with the sack. That was the difference between a touchdown and a field go. So Seattle gets a field go. It's now 14 to 3. Let's go. Second quarter, 1104 left in the second. First and 10 from our own 40. This is Jordan Love to Christian Watson for 36 yards.

This is a dandy here.

We're going to go 308 Pony, YFlex, X-Go, slot cross, H-orbit, lead, T, swing.

Now you've got the H-back, in this case is Chris Brooks.

And when we say 308 Pony, I'm just identifying the pony package,

which is a gun set, double sidecar, and we're given the numbers of the players who are in the backfield from left to right. Number 30, number eight. That's Chris Brooks and Josh Jacobs. So we call it 308 pony. That's all that means. Now, Chris Brooks is going to be your H back. We're always going to list Josh Jacobs as the T. It's always going to be that way. So he's going to be the T. Chris Brooks will be your H in this case. So we're going to use an H orbit lead on this plane. It's really, really cool. Imagine a T swing. Let's reverse engineer it here. The T is going to run a swing pass, okay? But what you're going to do pre-snap is you're going to bring the H on an orbit motion, and he's going to get out here ready to block. Think about that. How cool is that? Pre-snap, H-lead, you're setting up a T-swing, even though you don't have to go to it. And the play call is going to be, well, first of all, the Y-Flex. this is Tucker Craft Lexed out. Remember what you're talking about that's what Musgrave would do? And Tucker Craft's more of an in-line type. You're seeing more of this every week. They're starting to flex Tucker out. And it's causing defense as absolute fits, especially when you're in man coverage, because they've got to decide, do we walk a linebacker out there? Do we bring a safety over? What are we doing about the tie-d-in? Right? So the tid-in is flexed up. That's what Y-flex means up to the right. We're going to go slot cross, H-orbit lead, okay? And T-swing, the X is going to be a go. So this is Christian Watson on the go route, just a nine route, a fly, whatever you want to call it.

We're going to be a go. So this is Christian Watson on a go route, just a nine route, a fly, whatever you want to call it.

We're going to run slot cross, one of Matt LaFleur's favorite concepts.

There is your play call.

So again, 308 pony, Y-Flex, X-Go, slot cross, H-orbit, lead, T-swing.

And Jordan's just going to look at this safety right here he's

going to eye him jordan's going to put eyes on that safety and that safety is just going to flip his

hips and slightly go toward the hash and he's going to go i'm taking this one-on-one back shoulder

throw to christian watson no hesitation whatsoever watch the lead though see see the orbit

now look at the delay how cool is that playoff? It's almost like a mini screen baked in as a checkdown. Right.

And look at Jordan. Jordan's wasting no time. Try to hold safety a little bit, but right here,

look how 20s flipped. He knows where he's going with this ball. Let's go back shoulder to

Christian and what I catch by Christian, man. Unbelievable. And that swing was there, too, for a check number if he needed it. And Matt was talking about how the backs, you know, were obviously blocked first responsibility, then get out into your route. You could see that a little bit with Jacobs. Obviously, he delayed it a little bit. He's still worried if that, if Zach Tom needs a

hand, I'm going to kill my swing pass for a second here, just so I can put a little block on him, then I'll head out there. Yeah. And you see the placement right here, right? The displacement. And yeah, I love it. Like look at, look at Jacobs. It's like, ready to block? Nope. We're setting up a swing. No, no, he's got it. Yep. Yep. Now look at Jordan Strop on his helmet, Tim. We talk about this all

the time, right? makeup's like ready to block. Nope. We're setting up a swing. No, no, he's got it. Yeah.

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