So again, just a great job getting off the ball, speed and dip. See him just go under no rip. Love that he didn't use the rip because if you get grabbed on that arm, they can hold you with the rip call instead. You just got that speed around the edge. We go back just a touch here. It's so hard to get it just right here. Speed, dip, and it's over. Bang. I can't wait to see him back on the foot. No quick off the line.

It almost looks like it's over.

Bang.

I can't wait to see him back on the floor. So quick off the line. It almost looks like he's off sides. That's how fast he is. It's perfectly time for sure. I honestly think him and, like, Mike, are turning it into a game with each other. Like, all right, let me see what you can do over there now, Lvian. Come on, no. Yep. And then just when somebody

figures it out, we run that overload.

You know, put all right, but like, let me see what you can do over there now, LVN. Come on, no. Yep. And then just when

somebody figures it out, we run that overload, you know, put them both over there on the same side. Yeah. All right. So there you go. There was LVN sack. And again, man, we usually don't show those type of plays if it, if it just leads to a touchdown. But I wanted to highlight that because I thought it was great, great job just showing that he's now got that speed dip movement

along with his bull rush that we know is kind of his go-to. So Flacco throws a two-yard touchdown pass. That makes it 10 to 7 Green Bay. Let's fast forward now. 322 left in the third quarter. Green Bay's leading 10 to 7, first and 10 from their own 45-yard line.

We get our first running play of the day. This is an 11-yard run by our boy, Josh Jacobs.

I love this play design. We got 21 pony, also known as 308. You caught 308 pony, but it's a 21 personnel.

Two running backs. We're going Y-Flex, so you're tied in is all the way up at the top of the screen, flexed out wide. You do that with the intention of possibly catching a man coverage call and walking a linebacker out there. If you get a linebacker out there, now you get a safety in the box that weakens their run defense. In this case, I can't tell if it's a linebacker or a safety that went out there. That's just predominantly what they do to try to make this work. So you've got your pony package. And what you're going to have here is a 42H sith. So four is the running back on the right. The running back on the left is two. So we know the ball is

going to the running back on the right. Now, some would say this is 42 counter. I could see that as well.

I think it's just designed to be a straight run right into the A gap right. The four is the right halfback.

The two is the gap, which is even numbers to the right, odd numbers to the left.

So a gap right run, and the H-Siff, the H-back is Chris Brooks.

What's going to happen here, guys, is you're looking to get this lineman up here to the second level.

So that allows this guy to come untouched free, right?

Well, that's where the SIF comes into play. The SIF with Chris Brooks is going to come over and block down on that. All right. So again, 21 Pony, Y-Flex, H-Sift, 42 H-Sift, Emilio, it looks a lot like a split flow, right? I was just going to say a little inside zone split flow kind of, but just that's why you have Chris Brooks, right? Get him up field, get him out of there. Tom just doing his thing. But yeah, I like the, I like the play concept. Sometimes you need to get a little bit more action back there just so it's because, I mean, it's such a telltale sign, right? Clay, you got Jacobs to your right.

I'm going to hand it off. He's probably going to come across my face a little bit, and it's, you know, going into the line behind me. So I like having that two back set there. And when we get to the box cam here and just Josh Jacobs making things happen. But if we go to the box cam, notice, tell me if you think it's counter or not a million. Because usually with counter, what you'll have is a running back goal step and bounce, right?

Right. Notice, tell me if you think it's counter or not a million, because usually with counter, what you'll have is a running back goal, step and bounce, right?

Right.

In this case, to me, it looks like it's designed to go A gap.

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