COULD NEW OFFENSE CHANGE THE GAME?

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nepatriotsdraft nepatriotsdraft posted 7/25/2008 from www.profootballtalk.com [flag]
A reader has forwarded to us an intriguing story from Rivals.com regarding a new offense that has been developed on the high school level. It’s called the A-11, and it’s designed to spread the field by making the defense believe that literally any of the players can end up with the ball in their hands. The attack is th [link]

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The A-11 offense? Buddy Ryan is spinning in his grave
Published 7/25/2008 by MJD at Shutdown Corner
... Okay, so Buddy Ryan isn't dead. But when someone tells him about this A-11 offense, he's going to go dig a hole, throw himself into it, and use a remote control backhoe to bury himself, just so he can spin in his grave. ...

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