Explain the West Coast offense to me.
It's when you throw lots of long passes. It started when the east coast team of the 1982 Washington Redskins were using a high powered, long pass oriented offense. So the premise was that the passes were so long they were traveling from coast to coast. So now any time a team runs a "west coast offense" it's referring to a lot of long passes and high risk, high reward plays.
Explain the Air Raid offense to me
>>63873224
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>In American football, the West Coast offense is an offense that places a greater emphasis on passing than on running.
>There are two similar but distinct offensive strategic systems which are commonly referred to as "West Coast offenses". Originally the term referred to the Air Coryell system popularized by Don Coryell, but, following a journalistic error, it now more commonly refers to the offensive system popularized by Bill Walsh while with the Cincinnati Bengals, characterized by short, horizontal passing routes in lieu of running plays to "stretch out" defenses, opening up the potential for long runs or long passes.
>The term "West Coast offense", as it is now commonly used, derives from a remark made by then-New York Giants coach Bill Parcells after the Giants defeated the San Francisco 49ers 17-3 in the 1985 playoffs. Parcells, a believer in tough defense over finesse-oriented offense, scornfully derided the 49ers' offense with the statement, "What do you think of that West Coast Offense now?" In 1993, a Bernie Kosar said the 1993 Dallas Cowboys' offense as 'West Coast offense' was publicized by Sports Illustrated. Originally Kosar had meant a comparison to the "Air Coryell" system used by west coast teams in the 1970s, the San Diego Chargers and Oakland Raiders. A reporter mistakenly applied Kosar's quotation about the Air Coryell system to the 1980s-era attack of Walsh's San Francisco 49ers.[2] Initially, Walsh resisted having the term misapplied to his own distinct system, but the moniker stuck. Now the term is commonly used to refer to a range of pass-oriented offenses that may not be closely related to either the Air Coryell system or Walsh's pass-strategy. Despite the "West Coast" name, the true origins of the offense go back to Paul Brown, legendary coach of the Cleveland Browns and Cincinnati Bengals. Because of this, Bill Belichick has stated that it should really be called the "Ohio River Offense."
>>63873241
Spread five wide, throw bubble screens, and run only 20% of the time.
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>>63873292
No one cares. Post more tits
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>>63873292
Sounds like the Patriots offense tbqh
http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-network-top-ten/09000d5d81113133/Top-Ten-Things-that-Changed-the-Game-West-Coast-Offense
>>63873292
>this fucker is a shit coach but makes $3.1mln a
JUST
>>63873224
This is not correct. West coast offense is a large proportion of short passing plays.
West coast offense is that whenever you say that being a black, a mexican or a transvestite does not make someone a hero the people on the west coast are offended.
>>63873178
Explain those titties to me.
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>>63873292
Wide line gaps, short amount of time between plays, usually 4 receivers and a back or 5 receivers, pass anywhere from 40 to 80 percent of the time, mostly short passes with some longer plays thrown in to keep the defense honest.
>tfw TTU has a senior running back with two consecutive 1000+ yard seasons
>tfw bowl-eligible again
>tfw might keep this D-coordinator for more than one season
>>63875555
Dave Franco had his dick between them
>>63873178
her face has never looked worse yet her tits have never looked better
