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[Tony2046]

Here's the Rex Ryan play vs the Bills. Obviously something they drew up during the week.

 

[PP2]

I don't think Green 19 is a specific play rather the "original" play or first play called in the huddle. I think it's simply code for "hey guys, we're sticking to the first play I called in the huddle".

Then you have the "alert" plays. "Alert Alert" Which is sometimes used in blitzing situations or could be also used to change the play at the line of scrimmage.

Since we're on the subject, you'll also hear "54 is the Mike" which is telling the linemen who to focus their blocking scheme on. Mike is in reference to the Middle Linebacker (Sam, Will, Mike) but the called "Mike" linebacker doesn't have to be the middle linebacker or a linebacker at all rather it's the guy the QB wants to focus the blocking scheme on which could even be a Safety IIRC.

Brady will do a lot of adjusting at the line whether it's just a simple Green, moving receivers around, pointing his fingers to the side of his helmet or calling an audible.

It's a bit tricky trying to decode call signs for more than one game because they all get switched up or modified on a weekly basis to stay one step ahead of the scouts.

I think the best bet is to look at that game, isolated and figure out what the modifier is. You can bet that if it's used again in the next game, it has a slight tweak to it or no longer means the same thing.

If "Green-19" came right after setting protection, any adjustments, it's probably a "live color" call to set cadence, and lets the offense know a "hut" is coming so they can fire off the line right away ("go on one"), or condition the defense to anticipate a snap so that he can draw them offside with a hard count.

IIRC, "alert" essentially means to go to the second play, or if extended verbiage follows, Brady is changing the play on his own.

 

[Triumph]

football 319 meaning - Google Search

 

[jemmer]

football 319 meaning - Google Search

Duh. My apologies. It never occurred to me to do a Google search for that. Thank you!

 

[Joey007]

Yeah but if you take Blink-182, divide the 18 by 2 and add the result to 311 you get 320 which is pretty close.

 

[Triumph]

Duh. My apologies. It never occurred to me to do a Google search for that. Thank you!

No big deal.

Shows a valid observation that others noticed as well.

 

[Tony2046]

Duh. My apologies. It never occurred to me to do a Google search for that. Thank you!

Yeah you're not fooling us Jemmer. We know you're actually Ernie "Pink stripes" Adam's hidden account throwing us a pop quiz.

So now that you're here, what does Pink Stripes really mean?

 

[Clonamery]

No big deal.

Shows a valid observation that others noticed as well.

A need for:

 

[Clonamery]

Yeah you're not fooling us Jemmer. We know you're actually Ernie "Pink stripes" Adam's hidden account throwing us a pop quiz.

So now that you're here, what does Pink Stripes really mean?

Time to go?

 

[jemmer]

Yeah you're not fooling us Jemmer. We know you're actually Ernie "Pink stripes" Adam's hidden account throwing us a pop quiz.

So now that you're here, what does Pink Stripes really mean?

Using my newly acquired Google skills: pink stripes - Google Search

 

[Triumph]

A need for:

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[Raymond]

Yeah but if you take Blink-182, divide the 18 by 2 and add the result to 311 you get 320 which is pretty close.

This is exactly why we landed on the moon in 69 when we only had the computing power of a see and spell running NASA.

 

[PP2]

I'm surprised we haven't used "pink stripes" as a playcall.... yet.

 

[Triumph]

I'm surprised we haven't used "pink stripes" as a playcall.... yet.

Or, macaroni and cheese in honor of Bob Kraft.

 

[maineman209]

Here's the Jordan play.

Calls out the "Mike" with "94".
"Green 19"
"Jordan Jordan"

There's also an "Easy" between "Green-19" and the "Jordan, Jordan" call. IIRC, "Easy" is the prep signal for an audible - in this case, "Jordan".

 

[BaconGrundleCandy]

There's also an "Easy" between "Green-19" and the "Jordan, Jordan" call. IIRC, "Easy" is the prep signal for an audible - in this case, "Jordan".

I believe we went over this in another thread that is escaping me. Both of those are audible though.

 

[Tony2046]

Or, macaroni and cheese in honor of Bob Kraft.

Wouldn't that be in honor of Volin?

 

[Tony2046]

It's a bit tricky trying to decode call signs for more than one game because they all get switched up or modified on a weekly basis to stay one step ahead of the scouts.

I think the best bet is to look at that game, isolated and figure out what the modifier is. You can bet that if it's used again in the next game, it has a slight tweak to it or no longer means the same thing.

If "Green-19" came right after setting protection, any adjustments, it's probably a "live color" call to set cadence, and lets the offense know a "hut" is coming so they can fire off the line right away ("go on one"), or condition the defense to anticipate a snap so that he can draw them offside with a hard count.

IIRC, "alert" essentially means to go to the second play, or if extended verbiage follows, Brady is changing the play on his own.

I'm replying from work so haven't gone back and checked but IIRC Brady calls Green 19 a lot during games so I don't think it's the an actual play rather a key to which play they're using from the called plays in the huddle.

I'll check later.