CALLING RUN PLAYS.

Numbering.

• Typically, the RB is given a number (2,3, or 4).
• The RBs number is then called in sequence with the hole they need to run through.
• The first number in the play-calling sequence is the RBs number.
• The second number in the play-calling sequence is the Hole number.

EXAMPLE: If the RBs number is 2 and the play needs to go through the 3-hole… that would be called “23“.

*Typically, run calls to the 7 or 8 holes utilize a Swing Pass pattern. However, unlike a Swing Pass, the QB will toss or pitch the ball out to the RB.

If your number is “2”:

• 21 = The 2-back runs through the 1-hole.
• 22 = The 2-back runs through the 2-hole.
• 23 = The 2-back runs through the 3-hole.
• 24 = The 2-back runs through the 4-hole.
• 25 = The 2-back runs through the 5-hole.
• 26 = The 2-back runs through the 6-hole.
• 27 = The 2-back runs through the 7-hole. 27 Toss or 27 Pitch.
• 28 = The 2-back runs through the 8-hole. 28 Toss or 28 Pitch.

If your number is “3”:

• 31 = The 3-back runs through the 1-hole.
• 32 = The 3-back runs through the 2-hole.
• 33 = The 3-back runs through the 3-hole.
• 34 = The 3-back runs through the 4-hole.
• 35 = The 3-back runs through the 5-hole.
• 36 = The 3-back runs through the 6-hole.
• 37 = The 3-back runs through the 7-hole. 37 Toss or 37 Pitch.
• 38 = The 3-back runs through the 8-hole. 38 Toss or 38 Pitch.

If your number is “4”:

• 41 = The 4-back runs through the 1-hole.
• 42 = The 4-back runs through the 2-hole.
• 43 = The 4-back runs through the 3-hole.
• 44 = The 4-back runs through the 4-hole.
• 45 = The 4-back runs through the 5-hole.
• 46 = The 4-back runs through the 6-hole.
• 47 = The 4-back runs through the 7-hole. 47 Toss or 47 Pitch.
• 48 = The 4-back runs through the 8-hole. 48 Toss or 48 Pitch.