Are we calling more than one play in the huddle or just more Audibles?

Nov 21, 2011 at 2:02 PM

Bluefalcon61
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We have the same kill,kill,kill and let it roll, let it roll plays every single time.

Nov 21, 2011 at 2:03 PM

valrod33
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The 49ers call 2 plays in the huddle, If he says let it roll then they go with the first play called, kill it means go with the 2nd. This ahs been discussed already and has a thread or 2 on it

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Nov 21, 2011 at 2:04 PM

global_nomad
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Please merge then mods!

Nov 21, 2011 at 2:05 PM

WildBill
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Originally posted by global_nomad:
Especially on run plays I think we are calling a play with different options on where to run. Either that or a play and Alex and the o-line decide to check out of it or not.

I noticed this after watching the FX video on 49ers.com
http://www.49ers.com/media-gallery/videos/Sound-FX-49ers-vs-Giants/430fa8dd-e15a-4b7c-9e70-1d613a5efec1

At 2:40 of the video Alex is on the bench and tells Walker, "Joe made the tight call on that one, I was about to check out of it"

Bruce Miller, "Aren't you glad you let that one roll?"

Smith, "YEAH! I was literally about to check out of it."

I guess we know what Let it Roll means when Alex says it under center now.

This is the one I have talked about several times. It was a run that Hunter scored a TD. Alex was about to check out of it and made an audible, he wanted to pass. Snyder looked at Staley and Staley signaled Alex to let it roll. So Alex gave the signal to let it roll. Alex saw one thing and Staley saw something else in the Giants alignment.

Nov 21, 2011 at 2:06 PM

valrod33
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Originally posted by WildBill:

Originally posted by global_nomad:
Especially on run plays I think we are calling a play with different options on where to run. Either that or a play and Alex and the o-line decide to check out of it or not.

I noticed this after watching the FX video on 49ers.com
http://www.49ers.com/media-gallery/videos/Sound-FX-49ers-vs-Giants/430fa8dd-e15a-4b7c-9e70-1d613a5efec1

At 2:40 of the video Alex is on the bench and tells Walker, "Joe made the tight call on that one, I was about to check out of it"

Bruce Miller, "Aren't you glad you let that one roll?"

Smith, "YEAH! I was literally about to check out of it."

I guess we know what Let it Roll means when Alex says it under center now.

This is the one I have talked about several times. It was a run that Hunter scored a TD. Alex was about to check out of it and made an audible, he wanted to pass. Snyder looked at Staley and Staley signaled Alex to let it roll. So Alex gave the signal to let it roll. Alex saw one thing and Staley saw something else in the Giants alignment.

Cut Alex and move Staley to QB

Nov 21, 2011 at 2:55 PM

LambdaChi49
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Originally posted by valrod33:

Originally posted by WildBill:

Originally posted by global_nomad:
Especially on run plays I think we are calling a play with different options on where to run. Either that or a play and Alex and the o-line decide to check out of it or not.

I noticed this after watching the FX video on 49ers.com
http://www.49ers.com/media-gallery/videos/Sound-FX-49ers-vs-Giants/430fa8dd-e15a-4b7c-9e70-1d613a5efec1

At 2:40 of the video Alex is on the bench and tells Walker, "Joe made the tight call on that one, I was about to check out of it"

Bruce Miller, "Aren't you glad you let that one roll?"

Smith, "YEAH! I was literally about to check out of it."

I guess we know what Let it Roll means when Alex says it under center now.

This is the one I have talked about several times. It was a run that Hunter scored a TD. Alex was about to check out of it and made an audible, he wanted to pass. Snyder looked at Staley and Staley signaled Alex to let it roll. So Alex gave the signal to let it roll. Alex saw one thing and Staley saw something else in the Giants alignment.
Move Alex to LT and move Staley to QB

Fixed.