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Call gaps byHole numbers

LeftDCBACABCDRight

Label the running holes from the offense’s view. The gap letters above each box show where the holes are. Enter your own numbers or names, up to 3 characters each. These labels appear on the field when Show gaps is on.

Play-call side words (optional)

If your play calls name the side with a word, like Lion and Rhino. Mirror swaps them in the play’s name.

Back numbers

The number of each back in your play calls: “36” is the 3 back through the 6 hole. Empty boxes use the standard number. To show them on the field, tick Back numbers in Field options.

Position labels (optional)

Formation

OffenseSplit endFlankerSlotTight endQuarterbackTailbackFullbackDefenseEndTackleSam (strong LB)Mike (middle LB)Buck (2nd inside LB)Will (weak LB)CornerStrong safetyFree safety

Customize the position labels shown on the field. Labels are assigned by alignment. Leave a box blank to keep the play’s existing label. Saved plays aren’t changed.

How labels are assigned

Receivers by where they line up: the outside receiver on the line is the split end, the one off the line the flanker, anyone inside them the slot. Linebackers and safeties from the strong side (the tight end’s side, or the side with more receivers): Sam strong, Mike middle, Will weak (Buck is the second inside linebacker in a four-linebacker front); strong and free safety the same way. Quarterback, backs, tight ends, ends, tackles and corners by their role. If two players would get the same label, as with two slot receivers, both keep their own.

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Program terminology

Call gaps byHole numbers

LeftDCBACABCDRight

Label the running holes from the offense’s view. The gap letters above each box show where the holes are. Enter your own numbers or names, up to 3 characters each. These labels appear on the field when Show gaps is on.

Play-call side words (optional)

If your play calls name the side with a word, like Lion and Rhino. Mirror swaps them in the play’s name.

Back numbers

The number of each back in your play calls: “36” is the 3 back through the 6 hole. Empty boxes use the standard number.

Position labels (optional)

Formation

OffenseSplit endFlankerSlotTight endQuarterbackTailbackFullbackDefenseEndTackleSam (strong LB)Mike (middle LB)Buck (2nd inside LB)Will (weak LB)CornerStrong safetyFree safety

Customize the position labels shown on the field. Labels are assigned by alignment. Leave a box blank to keep the play’s existing label. Saved plays aren’t changed.

How labels are assigned

Receivers by where they line up: the outside receiver on the line is the split end, the one off the line the flanker, anyone inside them the slot. Linebackers and safeties from the strong side (the tight end’s side, or the side with more receivers): Sam strong, Mike middle, Will weak (Buck is the second inside linebacker in a four-linebacker front); strong and free safety the same way. Quarterback, backs, tight ends, ends, tackles and corners by their role. If two players would get the same label, as with two slot receivers, both keep their own.

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