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Say the offense is in the shotgun: why does the QB always stomp his foot?

Signal to put someone in motion or it's part of the count. Center may not be able to hear him so it may be a signal to snap the ball.

Sounds right. Thnx.

seeahill wrote:Sounds right. Thnx.

And when you hear "Omaha! Omaha!" that means the QB's cabin is on fire.

Ask the question in a couple more forums.

Ed Zachary wrote:Signal to put someone in motion or it's part of the count. Center may not be able to hear him so it may be a signal to snap the ball.

Do you not know what a secret is?

Signal...
Not the same thing as a secret.

Nuance.

What Ed said. To let the center know he can snap the ball.

Posted this on two different forums. I can explain.

seeahill wrote:Signal...
Not the same thing as a secret.

Nuance.

Do you know how many teams are going to need to have a new signal now that their secret is out?

seeahill wrote:Say the offense is in the shotgun: why does the QB always stomp his foot?

Spiders all over the field.

seeahill wrote:Say the offense is in the shotgun: why does the QB always stomp his foot?

Because it's no longer politically correct for a white man to shout "Ungawa, Ungawa" at 10 jungle apes in order to get them to do something.